I knew that my parents loved my sister more than they loved me. My father and mother confirmed this once again by putting her and her two young children in their house and asking me to move out as a matter of urgency because: “With your remote job, you can afford a place to live.”
When she was at university, her parents ran after her like a little girl, solved all the issues with the dean’s office for her, helped close sessions, and now they even babysit her grandchildren, and what do I do? They didn’t help her a penny, and they’re evicting her from the house.
Dad says that since I am a man, I should be able to provide for myself, but for some reason my sister’s husband does not say such things, and he will be older than me.
During the fight over moving I was foolish enough to say that I am the heir to this apartment to the same extent as my sister, and that I am also entitled to part of it, and first my mother told me that she and my father still live, and I am a pig, since I am talking about division of property, and then my sister said that I was trying to get her and her children out of the apartment.
Legally it is impossible to solve the problem, as I am sure that Mom and Dad will now quickly adjust the will and cut me out of there altogether. I can not go into other tricks, because I have no idea how to reclaim what is mine.
Is it really possible for a family to fall apart because a couple of rooms were not divided? I’m my parents’ child, too, and they treat me like a stranger, deprived and giving everything to the other child. And why was it necessary to have two children, I ask you, if I am now forever superfluous?
