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My sister is driving us all nuts

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jenk1 · 28/11/2005 12:04

my sister is 32 and has a DD who is almost 14.

She split from dd,s father when dd was 2 and since then has gone from one rocky relationship to another.

She always calls the police on her boyfreinds and says they are beating her up, we have NEVER seen any bruises and neither has anyone else.

She is going through a divorce ATM from a man that we all liked, he was quite a bit older than her but really good with my niece and worshipped my sister.

She pushes all the men she,s been with to their limit, flirting with their friends,brothers in front of them, shouting embaressing things at them in public and reducing them to tears.

She seems to get a kick out of a big drama take saturday night for instance.

At 7pm i heard shouting and screaming in my hall i came downstairs to find my sister her DD and her boyfriend in the hall, sister says he has hit my niece so i threw him out, niece is hysterical and says yes he did, so i made sister call the police, police came and then went round to see boyfriend. When they returned their attitude was different to sister and asked if she wanted to press charges, she said she didnt know.

Now she,s saying she doesnt think he hit her dd and dd is exaggerating, the rest of us believe her dd as she wouldnt make it up-shes not like that shes a really good girl.

What can we do?

Sister is mentally unstable and has been told by her counsellor that this is emotional abuse the way she treats men, her latest boyfreind is ok but he,s gone from being outgoing and happy to quiet and sulky.

And to top it all she,s 2 months pregnant.

im just sick of her antics ive got enough on my plate but really feel sorry for her dd, i think he didnt mean to hit dd as she was stood in front of her mum but he DID assault her didnt he?

Police say they cant press charges unless sister agrees and she now wont.

Very very sad

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jenk1 · 28/11/2005 13:41

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Tortington · 28/11/2005 14:15

go am sorry i have nothing constructive to say - if it was me i would stop seeing my sister - some people get off on drama and attention just like a 3 year old kid doing a flip in the supermarket.

jenk1 · 28/11/2005 14:17

yes, i agree with you custardo, my othe sister called saturday,s incident "the 2005 xmas play"!!

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Tortington · 28/11/2005 14:29

lol - you have her well sussed then!

i'd cut her off for a bit you have your own life fuck knows if anyone needs any added drama - i dont!

jenk1 · 28/11/2005 17:25

she came round before and said her dd was really missing sisters boyfriend, i dont believe that for a minute-shes really sad

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Tortington · 28/11/2005 18:04

have you ever told her that shes f*cking her kid up?

jenk1 · 28/11/2005 18:09

yes, but she refuses to talk about it-she cant see it, my niece lived with my mum and dad for a while when she was younger and my mum and dad were going to adopt her but my sister got her head together.

My neice worships her mum and wouldnt dream of not living with her its fortunate that we all live near each other and she spends time with me,my sister and my mum

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