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Input: Okay so I live in a big family, I'm 19 and I have 5 siblings. I'm the eldest.

I have a 16 old brother, 13 old sister, and 3 more brothers who are 11, 9 and 3. I pay part of the rent every month and am living at home with everyone until I go to Uni in Spetember.

We lived in a cramped house atm, only 3 rooms between all of us. Dad doesn't live with us and I should be going to uni in September. I work most days of the weeks but the days I am home she gets me to babysit my 3 year old brother. Every. Single. Time.

And when I say I'm going out on my days off, which isn't often, she says "oh" and has this look of almost annoyance on her and it makes me feel bad. It just feels like all I am here for is to be a second parent to my little brother, it's gotten to the point where he's accidentally calling me mum which is sweet but concerning. He's my brother, not my child. It just frustrates me because I know she won't be able to get me to babysit once I'm at Uni, so it just feels like shes taking advantage of me whilst I'm here. My brother goes to preschool in the mornings as well from 8-1 so it's not like hes constantly home either. 

She doesn't ask my 16 year old brother, because he's just gets annoyed with her and it's against the law to leave minors alone with him because of his age. But it just puts more pressure on me to say yes because in her mind I have no reason to say no to babysitting. So if I do say no shes bound to get annoyed at me.

Dont get me wrong I didn't used to mind the odd time I needed to babysit, because he can be a handful and she deserves a break from him for a few hours. But it's just gotten to the point where I can predict when she's gonna ask me to babysit. I know it's more convenient for her to leave him with me whilst she does her shopping or goes to pick up my other siblings from school, but she makes me feel like she can't do those things unless I babysit, which I know she can because she does it when I'm working.

I guess it's not the babysitting itself I'm annoyed with, it's the fact that she expects me to at this point and it's making me angry with her.

So Reddit, AITA?

getting angry at babysitting my 3 year old brother