Rant about my brother.

Man, this sounds a lot like one of my best friend's older brothers. Similar somewhat in that he was always needing help from their parents. Also in the fact that I can't ever tell if he's lying or not. But he doesn't lie about his finances to my knowledge.

Very much of a freeloader. He moved back home to live off of his parents after things didn't go well for him out of state. Then he got a girlfriend and she started freeloading off of them. Like my friend's parents would my friend a case of Dr. Pepper for her to take back to our college apartment and they would drink most of it before she got home to pick it up. And they KNEW it was for my friend.

Or like, they tossed out a good pot because they didn't feel like cleaning the leftover macaroni and cheese out of it. That's just sad and horribly lazy. Lots of stuff seemed to disappear.

He had a job for a while there, but quit before they did drug testing. -_-;

Needless to say, my friend's parents weren't pleased, and told their son he couldn't have his girlfriend over [so much] anymore. Also, they finally decided to put their foot down and say they weren't going to give him money to support him anymore.

So somewhere in there, he and his girlfriend decided they'd probably be getting married someday in the future. So they decided to move out of state to attend a college together. I think his parents gave him some money to help them with the first month's rent and deposit on the apartment, but that's the last I've heard of them sending him money.

I think it was good that they decided to put their foot down. It puts some reality in the picture and got people thinking. Asking for help is fine, but if you don't help back in return, that's not healthy for either party.

Jam it back in, in the dark.