Sibling relationships are delicate structures that involve equal doses of care, tough love, and the occasional fight.
As with all family conflicts, a simmering sibling fight can quickly seep out to other family members, pulling them into the force field of opinions and "picking a side."
Luckily, the family doesn't have to be the judge and jury, not when the AITA subreddit is waiting with baited breath for conflicts to assess.
She wrote:
AITA for making my younger sister watch my baby?
I (24f) have my own apartment. My fiancé is deployed and I have a 1-year-old son. My younger sister Ella(18) lives with me. She pays no rent, and goes to the nearby college. She has no job and I financially support her since she is in school.