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Input: I've been playing videogames with my family every night for a couple years now, and it's been a great way to bring my family together. About 3 months ago, my little brother [13] made a joke at my expense and we all had a great laugh about it. Something clicked in his mind that this was finally the way for people to laugh at the jokes he makes, which admittedly usually fall flat. 

For the past 3 months, every day, it's been joke after joke, and they've gotten meaner and meaner. Personal subjects he should only know as a brother, things that I find deeply offensive. I've talked to my Dad about it, but he says that he doesn't mean any harm and that I should laugh along, because he doesn't get much opportunities like this at school.

He has a pretty heavy speech disorder which has lead to some underdeveloped social and learning schools by the way school has treated him. He does not, however, have any specific disorder related to his actual mental state or demeanor. He thinks exactly like everyone else does.

My Dad's been laughing at these jokes as well, which I could understand as encouragement, after 3 months it's getting harder and harder to see as anything other than disgustingly cathartic to him. 

It's been like this every day. For 3 fucking months. 

And it's getting really hard to feel any enjoyment when I'm at home, because I feel like I'm not welcome in my own house. I have a year and a half until I graduate high school and I can move out. I don't think I can wait that long, spending my time with the one brother I have who treats me with any kind of kindness.

Whenever he makes a joke that doesn't sit well with me, I've told him, but he'll just say "Yeah alright, sorry" and then do it again ten minutes later. Last night he made a joke about my sexuality, which got a humiliating chuckle out of my father, the first person I came out to. I wanted to scream, but didn't.

I want to pause the game next time, and fucking demand that he stops and everyone treat me with a little more respect, but I'm worried that I'll be being a dick for yelling at my brother, because this might be a coping mechanism for him.

I also might be making too much of a deal about this, or it might be just be dismissed that way.

Would I be an asshole for asserting myself and calling my little brother out on his bullshit? 

throwing a hissy fit at my family