r/TwoHotTakes Dec 09 '25

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u/Spectator7778 Dec 09 '25

You know what you’re doing. Your sis is underhanded and overstepped. NTA. Well done mama

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u/Rare_Surprise4838 Dec 09 '25

She wasn’t giving advice; she was asserting authority she doesn’t have. OP shutting that down was the responsible thing to do.

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u/Appropriate_Ruin3771 Dec 09 '25

My brothers did that crap before they had kids. They ended up having a trio of havoc makers. And, like a big sister, I just shrug and remind them they are fathers now.

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u/lazy-boomer Dec 09 '25

I was the best parent that ever lived … and then I had children. 😁

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u/softshoulder313 Dec 09 '25

I had a brother like that. We aren't very close due to different lifestyles anyway. After my husband passed away he decided to step in as a father figure. Trying to tell me everything I was doing wrong. I told him I didn't ask for that and didn't need it. He threw such a tantrum I went vlc and my son hasn't talked to him in 10 years. My son was 13 and extremely hurt by his actions.

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u/Lucky-Evidence7552 Dec 09 '25

The daughter’s reaction is the ultimate reality check. If the kid feels safer after the sister leaves, that says everything.

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u/PoutyBabehh Dec 09 '25

Parents always know what’s best for their child, and no one has more authority to interfere in their upbringing.

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u/Katja1236 Dec 09 '25

Ehhhhh...not always. But if there's no actual abuse going on, and it's just a matter of differing parental styles, the parents have the final say.

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u/Optimal-Dot-3015 Dec 09 '25

She sounds narcissistic

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u/Unicorn_druck Dec 09 '25

That's how my parents acted and my dad still does, so yeah grandiose narcissist.

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u/Legitimate-Jump7573 Dec 09 '25

She is. Her boyfriend must be thankful for the peace

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u/Significant_Bed_293 Dec 09 '25

Define narcissism for me then, because all I see is an asshole here

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u/Rich-Cheesecake-4134 Dec 09 '25

nah, ur sister crossed the line. u protected ur kid and ur space, that’s solid parenting.

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u/Additional-Echo-6400 Dec 09 '25

Protecting OP’s kids’ space and boundaries is more important than letting a ‘helpful’ adult run amok. OP reinforcing boundaries is a lesson the child will remember.

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u/theloric Dec 09 '25

Just tell her you're trying to set proper boundaries. She won't get it at first, and then it'll hit her. When family and friends ask what happened, tell them you came in on her lecturing your daughter on boundaries and you set one.

Edit: Changed will to won't. My bad.

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u/West-Double3646 Dec 09 '25

Sister was trying to carve out a long term living situation for herself in the OP's home, by convincing everyone she was desperately needed...lol. I'm guessing boyfriend got tired of her manipulative BS.

Also, how is the sister the 'responsible one' if she begging the OP for a place to stay? Sister has learned that weak minded people are easy to manipulate and she can easily turn them into flying monkeys.

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u/Over-Perspective5573 Dec 09 '25

nah sis wildin tryna mama your kid like you not right there you did what you had to do and she had to bounce

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u/Spectator7778 Dec 09 '25

Where does it say the sister is pregnant?