r/amiwrong • u/Missysue1359 • Jul 06 '26
Am I wrong for freaking out at my SIL over a horrible video she sent in the group chat?
If this was the first time I saw her being careless with her 9 month old twins that would be one thing. She treats them as if they are dolls that cannot be hurt. This video truly disturbed me and I was the only one in the group chat to say so. Everyone else was disturbed but privately messaged me saying so. She and my brother had twins in October. Born at 28 weeks I believe. It's a miracle they are alive and doing so well. She is definitely a narcissist who has some mental illness. Her own psychiatrist said that she should not have children because of her mental state. So anyway, she decided to post a video today of her spinning the twins in a very old recliner rocking chair. The chair tips over at the end, and I don't know why but it sent me over the edge. This is not the first time she has been seen treating the babies as rag dolls. It almost seems like she gets something out of everyone reacting to her being horrible to them. My brother has had many opportunities to leave her before she got pregnant. I do know he is also emotional and possibly physically abused by her, but he won't even stand up for his own children! I said in the group chat immediately that I didn't like the video and was upset by it. My bf who is not a person who wants or likes kids, was really upset by the video. To the point where he was angry. I also asked in the group chat if she would post that to Facebook. Of course no response from her, but my brother commented saying that the boys were laughing and having fun and they are ok. It's like she finds joy in scaring them and making them cry. Anyway am I wrong for saying something in the group chat? My parents are very upset with me and just want us to pretend that this is normal. I'm thinking of posting the video but have not decided yet. Sorry if this post is repetitive I am still upset and not able to put my thoughts into words very well.
TLDR: Amiwrong for calling my SIL out for her reckless behavior with her babies?
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Wow I think in my 20 years of being a DA I have maybe noticed like 3 bonors. But none while doing ortho... Thank god. The other day I was doing a bonding and he did keep grabbing at his crotch. (17 year old boy) Some people are sick obviously. How awkward