Shocking Moment Lady Tells Her Brother That The Razor He Keeps Stealing From Her Is What She Uses In Shaving Her B*tt

"I kind of feel bad because he’s not talking to me now"

Maryjane

• Published in Interesting
• May 25, 2023

People have boundaries and it's best you respect them to avoid getting into conflict. When you respect people's boundaries, it conveys to the other person your reliability and safety, and that you are aware of their autonomy and that you do not presume to know what is best for them.

By creating a "safe space" for others around you, respecting boundaries encourages intimacy and trust. You will be able to let your guard down and feel less anxious and tense since everyone will feel appreciated and cherished in this safe environment.

You can develop a healthier relationship as a result of this. Also, you are more likely to feel heard, acknowledged, and loved when your privacy is respected.

Most importantly, though, neither your loved ones nor your coworkers and superiors take you for granted. This is all the OP in today's story wanted - for her brother to stay clear off her personal stuffs.

OP's younger brother has a bad habit of taking her stuff when he runs out of his own. No matter how much the OP yells at him, he still uses her items, down to using her shaving razor.

He made use of it one day, and the OP screamed at him while telling him that she literally used that to shave her AH, and her brother got mad.

More Info: Reddit

So the OP poses this question to the AITA subreddit community

The OP usually hides all of her stuff under her sink, but she generally keeps her razor in the shower

OP screamed at him that she literally used that to shave her AH and he used it on his face

OP's parents said she shouldn’t have reacted so much because it was just an honest mistake

The Reddit post went viral with over 8k upvotes and more than a thousand comments. Keep scrolling to check out some of the top replies

Doing something you were asked not to do is not an honest mistake

Telling him off does not work because there's never any comeback

This Redditor hopes the OP's brother has learned his lesson

Baby brother needs to understand that no actually means no

Apparently, OP's brother can do no wrong and when she asserts herself, it's termed an overreaction

How does the OP's brother not have his own razor if he's used to shaving?

This redditor finds it hilarious and hopes the OP's brother learns his lesson

Maybe, OP's brother will learn to not touch stuffs that aren't his

Many people set boundaries to foster healthy relationships and build trust. People will appreciate you sticking up for what you believe in, even if they disagree with what you do.

Additionally, boundaries create safety in relationships, but the OP's brother doesn't seem to care. The OP was declared not the AH, and you can share this post to get other people's opinions as well.

Maryjane