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Input: Hey gamers and non-gamers, this is my first post and I don't want to bore you to death so... Here's the rub.

My 17 yo sister is a little bit obsessed with OverWatch. Yeah I play it too, but I do so in moderation. She's obsessed and by that I mean, she gets home from school and immediately glues herself to the TV screen until someone nags her to get up. And it's from little things like telling me to do something (and her getting mad at me if I decline to do her bidding) to getting mad when my mom tells her to get up and do her chores. Which she knows she has to do, but chooses not to anyway. It's gotten to the point where my mom has to tell her to get up and do something 5-6 times before she actually does, each time met with nasty (yet advertiser friendly) remarks. 

She yells when someone passes infront of her to use the front door; she even put her hands on me to move me out of the way last night because I wasn't moving fast enough to lock it for her, since she couldn't even be bothered to get up to lock it in between deaths. It's not like she even plays anything other than arcade mode anyway; she stay's away from comp so it's not like it'd kill her to do her obligations in between matches. My mom understands videogames, she played WoW a lot herself. But my sister is turning into one of 'those' kids. The 'get the fuck outta my room I'm playing minecraft' kid. And I'm kinda tired of hearing her yell about how bad her team is, and hearing the back and forth of an addict being told to get up and do something to clean the house. It's not like it'd kill her to take 10-15 minutes to wash the dishes/vaccum the floors in between games.

Fast forward to today, I started my chores but my sister had gone through two matches. She could've excused herself to get up, but no. Then I did something I was planning to do for a while. With the vaccum on and being out of her line of sight, I unplugged and replugged the modem, forcing her out of the game. She took the walk over to check it, then went to do her chores, crying about how she 'was going to get banned for leaving a game'. I know OW has that system installed, but I doubt it's as severe as she thinks it is. Even when my mom went to comfort her she lashed out at her. 

So AITA for finally pulling the plug on my toxic gaming sister?

cutting the wifi in the middle of an OW match