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Input: I come from a family of 5 and my little brother (the one who got picked on) is 4 years younger than me. While I must say I love my little brother deeply, I have a problem with him being way too soft. I notice it every time, every time someone makes a joke out of him or bugs him, he sits there quietly and even cries to our mom at times. Being his older brother, I believed that my parents are just not preparing him for the real life and are just spoiling him in general. I try to teach my brother to fight back but he just ignores me and complains saying that fighting is bad and wouldn't do anything about my light punches that I'm throwing.

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Now this is when things start getting interesting, my parents signs me and my little brother up to this all age sports camp where you go to this gym inside this school and play sports from like 10-3 every Saturdays, in general me and my brother had lots of fun and we met a lot of nice people. However, there was this little shit (who was around the same age as my brother) who would cry if things never went his way and would often cuss out the people running the camp. One day for some reason, he came up to my brother and started trash talking him, calling him weak and slow and other mean things in general. I took notice to this and while yes, any brother seeing that would've jumped right in and stand up for their little sibling, I wanted my little brother to stand up for himself. And that was probably big mistake, as now the kid started shoving my brother and my brother was on the verge of crying. After that the supervisors took notice, kid got in trouble and my brother was tearing up, yada yada yada.

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My brother left camp early that day for some reason and when I returned home (I stayed an hour after the camp was over and took the bus back so my parents didn't pick me up), my parents were furious at me for not standing up for my little brother. I tried explaining to them that I wanted my brother to stand up to himself as he can't always rely on me to be there for him. My dad says that he doesn't care and that brothers should always look after each other.

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I'm not trying to teach him that violence is the solution to all your problems but instead to stand up for yourself.

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So AITA for not standing up for my brother when he was getting picked on?

not stepping in when my little brother was getting picked on