Her Dad Removed Her From His House After She Trashed Her Sister’s Room, So Now She’s Telling Everyone He Won’t Let Her Go Home
This 16-year-old girl and her sister, 20, got in a huge fight recently.
Their mother asked her sister to take the dog on a walk, but at that moment, her sister said she was starting her homework, so she couldn’t. Since her sister wasn’t able to, their mother asked her to walk the dog instead.
In anger, she called her sister “lazy” for choosing to start working on homework right when she was asked to do something.
Her sister has two vehicles, and she had been helping teach her how to drive, but she recently stopped practicing with her.
Also, her parents didn’t allow her to use her sister’s second vehicle for her driver’s test, and on the day of the test, her sister kept the keys to this car with her.
“When she and my parents weren’t home, I trashed her room. Paint all over her bed, makeup all mixed, broken floor-length mirror, soaked iPad and MacBook. And I keyed her car and slashed the tires. She doesn’t use it, so it shouldn’t be a big deal,” she said.
Once her sister arrived home and saw that everything in her room was absolutely destroyed, she was furious. Her sister called their father, who rushed home to deal with the chaos.
Her father broke her phone and told her to pack a bag. Then, he drove her to her uncle’s house, and she had to stay there until, in her father’s words, she was “‘under control.'”
“This place is literally worse than jail. I have a 5 p.m. curfew. I can’t go out on weekends because my uncle makes me work at his business to pay my parents back for all the damages. I have a flip phone and an iPad with parental controls, and I’m not even allowed to take either of them into my room,” she explained.
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Her uncle requires her to do a lot of household chores. If she doesn’t get the chores done, arrives at school late (she has to walk to school), or earns any grade lower than a B in her classes, she can’t use any electronics or leave the house until she improves.
“He has a tracker somewhere on me, and the only reason I know is that when I tried to ditch school, he drove to me and walked me back to school right away (I was grounded for two months because of that). There’s even a thing screwed into my windows, so it doesn’t open enough for me to get out, and there’s alarms on all the doors and windows,” she shared.
In her view, her 6-year-old cousin lives a life with more independence than she does. Her cousin was allowed to go to a sleepover recently, but she isn’t allowed to hang out at her friends’ houses unless their parents are home and her uncle has their phone numbers.
For the last six months, she has been living with her uncle, and she wants to go home. Even though her mother wants to allow her back, her father doesn’t agree. Apparently, he told her mother that if she comes back to the house before she’s allowed to, he’ll file for divorce.
Once she started telling her family how terrible it’s been at her uncle’s house, all her electronics besides her flip phone were taken away again. However, the only people she can call are her uncle and her aunt.
Do you think she was wrong to inform her family of how awful it’s been to live with her uncle?
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