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Input: Context: My family is in the UK, I'm a 25yo guy, my older sister is 26, our dad left pretty early on and rarely paid child support, Our mum raised us singlehandedly and had to live very frugally to be able to make the finances work and ensure that we still got the same opportunities as everyone else our age.

We both started working full time from the age of 17. 
I started paying rent as soon as I had an income, and I always paid more with each salary increase as my professional opportunities began to improve with experience. Shortly after turning 23 I moved out into my own place and have maintained financial independence my whole working life. 

My sister however has spent every penny she ever earned on herself, didn't start paying rent until after I'd already moved out, took out multiple loans and maxed out several credit cards before she even turned 20 just for completely frivolous spending on nights out and several holidays abroad each year. By the time she was 22 she had defaulted on multiple payments, completely decimated her credit score, and monthly interest payments alone were exceeding her monthly income, forcing her to admit her spending issues to the family. We had to all scrape out our savings accounts to bail her out. 

Now, cutting forward to last week: 
Mum's trying to sell the family home we grew up in and therefore needs my sister to move out. While my sister was on her latest holiday with her friends mum went ahead and found her an amazing new place. The upshot is it's far nicer than any place I've ever had, and far far cheaper, with a whole bunch of perks and stuff included in the rent because mum knows someone who knows someone and managed to renegotiate the whole thing with the landlord. My sister is moving out next month having done virtually nothing to organise it for herself, mum will rent a van herself to help with the move, and my recent birthday meal last week was completely overshadowed by everyone in the family talking about all the insanely nice and very expensive furnishings that they could give to her for free to help her out.

I'm pleased that she's finally moving out, but at the same time I'm really irritated that she is putting in a tiny fraction of the effort, planning and commitment that I've been putting in for years, and yet she gets enough handouts to consistently come off better anyway. 
I guess she's getting more support because she's a bit of a liability and probably couldn't do it without all the handouts, but at the same time it just makes me wonder why I even bother.

Thoughts?

being low-key irritated with my older sister finally moving out