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My Parents Paid For My Brother's $300K Education But Made Me Take Loans — Then Asked Me To Co-Sign His Bankruptcy
‪@theshadowofrevenge97‬
GIRLS DON'T NEED EXPENSIVE EDUCATIONS—YOU'LL JUST END UP MARRIED WITH KIDS ANYWAY." My father said those words while writing a $300,000 check for my brother's Ivy League tuition, and I stood there at seventeen years old, acceptance letter to the same university crumpled in my hand, realizing that in my family, my dreams would always come second to my brother's future. Twelve years later, that same father called me crying, begging me to co-sign my brother's bankruptcy filing because the golden child had gambled away not just his own fortune, but our parents' entire retirement—and I had to decide whether the girl who wasn't worth investing in would now save the family that never believed in her.
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