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Input: To start my sister and I are only a year apart and shes been my best friend our entire lives. I was the family fuck up and she loved and helped me through a lot of my stupid mistakes. The bulk of which being a stoner who's been arrested for it and being pretty bad w money. I owe my success today largely to her. She always held it down. Saved every penny, went to college and would give the shirt off her back if someone needed it. 

Shes been with my brother in law for 8 years and married for 3 of them. They were what I considered to be how a relationship should be. Recently she comes out as bi and demands a divorce. To be clear I always knew my sister was gay and could care less. Its specifically this person that I cannot stand my sister wasting her time and money on.

She met a girl on a stupid app called pen pal. She lives in a ghetto in Delaware. Makes no money, has 2 kids she doesnt have custody of and lived with people for free until she was recently kicked out. My sister has drained her savings to see/support this person. My sister actually came to me telling me that this girl is bad news and she needs to break it off. As soon as she did that she gets a call saying shes been stabbed. Come to find out the chick is just cutting herself. And what does my sister do? Goes right back to it.

Am I the asshole for calling my sister a puppet and being 100% against her decisions going forward with this piece of shit?


writing off my sister for poor life choices