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Input: I'm 15, and I've been working hard to save up the money I get from my **very** low-paying job to finally get a PS4. My family never bought me and my sister a gaming console or anything similar, as my mom thinks that there's no use for any form of modern electronics other than a cell phone or tv, and my dad thinks we should buy it ourselves so we cherish it more. We have a very large and expensive flat screen tv in the basement, and since I don't have a tv of my own, I thought I would be able to hook it up to that and use it. I finally buy the PS4 and a discounted game from a nearby electronics store (that I could walk to), and when I get back, my sister delightfully exclaimed how excited she is to use it. Without context, it doesn't seem that bad, but my sister is known in the family for viciously wrecking every piece of technology she touches, intentionally or not. A couple months ago (maybe 4) she spent all the money she had saved up to buy an IPad, and wouldn't me even let touch it because "she was the one who had paid for it, and it wouldn't have been fair." Now she was contradicting herself by expecting to use my new console, and I was even more weary to share seeing what she had done to her new IPad.  I remind her of the mentality she had months before, and she gets pissed and goes to get my mom, who tells me that she not only expects me to share my PS4 and let her use it half the time, but also be the one who buys games suitable for her (My sister's a couple years younger than me.) I refused to do so, and now have a still packaged PS4 hidden away in my room because if I try to use it it will instantly get wrecked by my sister.

not wanting to share my ps4 pro with someone I know will wreck it