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My sister (19F) and I (22F) both live with our parents who are currently on a two-month vacation. She studies full-time and works two-part time jobs, and I work full-time. Recently she’s become so lazy. Her room is an absolute mess, she only sweeps/vacuums when I tell her to, and when she leaves the house she doesn’t empty out the rubbish like she’s supposed to. I work a full-time job, so it’s hard for me to do absolutely everything. I sweep and do dishes when I can, but I really need her to pull her weight. A few weeks ago my sister had a mental breakdown and literally wouldn’t stop crying for three days. She wouldn’t talk to anyone in the family. I tried confronting her about it but she wouldn’t tell me anything so I told her to go to a doctor. She has to take control of her own health. Well, I don’t believe she ever visited the doctor. She stopped crying but she’s still annoyingly lazy. Last night I had about 10 work friends over for pizza and drinks. This morning she had to leave at around 7am. In the morning I told her to clean all the rubbish and empty the kitchen bins before she left the house. When I woke up today I noticed that she put the wrong type of garbage bag in the bin. She clearly couldn’t be bothered to find the right ones. So when I came home tonight I confronted her about her behaviour and told her she was become lazier by the day, and that she needed to get a grip. And then she started crying again! For no good reason. She needs to understand how to take constructive criticism in my opinion. However, when I was telling my boyfriend all of this, he told me that I was being way too harsh considering everything that went down. But in my defence I believe that her mental health and laziness are two separate things, and that she needs to pull her weight. I told her that she shouldn’t work or study if she isn’t capable of doing simple household chores. AITA?

yelling at my depressed sister for not doing housework