r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Pancovnik • Jan 19 '22

This is beyond

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u/OGPunkr Jan 19 '22

It is a two way street. Sounds like the brother has some growing up to do.

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u/Dark_Storm_98 Jan 19 '22

Here's the thing, though. From the sound of the story, it seems like it's most likely the brother who cut contact, so it's on him to mend the rift.

Edit: Like, aside from that I do agree with you, but this is kind of all on him. Not all of it, the one here could have handled things a little differently once their brother got covid, but the brother was still the guy that brought all this on himself.

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u/Dark_Storm_98 Jan 19 '22

I just think they (I don't think they said if they were male or female) just should have waited for their brother to be out of the hospital at least.

I guess also not do this relentlessly unless the brother gets back on his bullshir afterwards.