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If I were in your shoes
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If I were in your shoes
فتوى (FATWĀ)
My dude I remember you saying you were from an Middle Eastern family. I know exactly what your talking about with the mother enabling her youngest child. Your stuck in a really hard position. Where we are from, family is everything. To think that your own brother would steal twice from you is despicable. Personally, I havent run into that situation, but if I were you I'd press those charges. I dont think kicking his *** is gonna solve anything, and might really ruin the relationship with your mother. I feel for you man, that must really suck. Keep us updated
Son stole your OG dead stock cement 3s... And he's still walking around with his legs intact?
at it being you own blood that would do this to you. People these days...
He stole some OG III!?!?
Damn..
I - for once - am not listening to a word my mom says at this point. I'm pressing charges, and than I'm hurting him when I see him.That has to be a terrible feeling. Once again I'm sorry man. I hope everything works out. I wouldn't listen to your mom. She's blinded by her love. You need to do what you have to do. Press charges, whoop his ***. The whole nine.
Terrible
at your moms for "let god deal with it"
You messed up when that 600 went missing and you didn't raise the issue, he took it as he could press you again ( he did ).
You can have that voided by claiming she was under undue influence by your aunt and she has a lack of capacity due to her dementia....My aunt took my grandma who suffers from dementia to a lawyer and made herself a power of attorney which is effective now even though she's still alive....my grandma unknowingly signed everything over to my aunt including personal decisions
I have to get permission from my aunt to even see my grandma smh
**** is foul but she was thirsty for my grandma house and money
You can have that voided by claiming she was under undue influence by your aunt and she has a lack of capacity due to her dementia....My aunt took my grandma who suffers from dementia to a lawyer and made herself a power of attorney which is effective now even though she's still alive....my grandma unknowingly signed everything over to my aunt including personal decisions
I have to get permission from my aunt to even see my grandma smh
**** is foul but she was thirsty for my grandma house and money