Guy Refuses To Babysit ‘Disabled’ Brother Who’s Just Lazy & Spoiled

OP had a rough start as a single dad at 21. His daughter’s mom walked out, and he had to move back in with his own mother and his younger brother (nicknamed GB—Golden Boy). While his mom was helpful only when it suited her, GB was useless, often refusing to lift a finger—even when baby Cece was left crying in hunger for hours.

After enduring years of emotional and parental burnout, OP packed up and left, built a whole new life, met a great woman who adopted Cece, had another child, and now lives several states away. Fast forward: GB, now 36, is still living with their mom, allegedly “disabled” from seizures, yet spends his time playing games and making inappropriate comments to children—including offering 12-year-old Cece alcohol and talking about his sex life with her.

Now, the mom wants OP to take GB in if she dies.

He said, “not a snowflake’s chance in hell.”

Entitled or nice, brats or good ones, family members come with all sorts of attitudes and behaviors

The poster became a single dad at 21, and his mom and “golden” brother said they would help out, but it didn’t really happen