When does one stop being the "baby" of the family?

Sheldonrs · 09-06-2008, 02:49 PM

I have 2 older sisters. We are each one year apart. I will be 48 in December. I admit my sisters earn a lot more than I do. But I like my job and it pays the few bills I have.
I love my sisters but I swear if they don't stop buying me stuff I will put myself up for adoption to another family. I came home from work yesterday to find that my sisters had sent me a 42 inch flat screen TV. I didn't need one and I really didn't want one because it takes up a lot of space. Add to this the expensive queen size bed(they also bought one for my BF at the time), the computer, the groceries and gifts from Omaha Steaks as well as cash, all un-asked for and in most case I told them NOT to send these things.
Does anyone else have this problem? And yes, I do consider it a problem.

09-06-2008, 02:49 PM	#1
Sheldonrs Master Dwellar Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 4,412	When does one stop being the "baby" of the family? I have 2 older sisters. We are each one year apart. I will be 48 in December. I admit my sisters earn a lot more than I do. But I like my job and it pays the few bills I have. I love my sisters but I swear if they don't stop buying me stuff I will put myself up for adoption to another family. I came home from work yesterday to find that my sisters had sent me a 42 inch flat screen TV. I didn't need one and I really didn't want one because it takes up a lot of space. Add to this the expensive queen size bed(they also bought one for my BF at the time), the computer, the groceries and gifts from Omaha Steaks as well as cash, all un-asked for and in most case I told them NOT to send these things. Does anyone else have this problem? And yes, I do consider it a problem. __________________ Laugh and the world laughs with you; cry and the world laughs AT you.

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