r/AITA I Got My Relative Fired

For story 3, it pisses me off to no end when parents actively ignore signs of medical/ psychological/ neurological issue.

Vultures are actually really cool animals, unlike the second OP’s boyfriend’s family.

Hey! Don’t insult vultures like that! They’re birds that perform a necessary function in the ecosystem! 😤😤😤 5:45

Ah yes, let OP furnish this house than gift it to their favorite child so they can have all the nice things! Ugh! I'm so glad OP took all of his things when he moved.

Third story: That girl's parents are like, actively sabotaging her life by refusing to get her help Something something frog in a pot of water turning into a boil

First Story, NTA: OP's parents tried to screw OP out of a free renovated house for OP's younger sibling and OP refused to let that happen. They shouldn’t have went back on their word

Sounds like Harper has high level needs autism, I have autism and the traits described are indicators of it. Stomach/bowel issues, forgetting to eat/drink without prompting and wandering off absentmindedly and struggling in class. I'd get her tested asap tbh. She needs to get the right care, which needs a diagnosis.

Vultures are handsome and valuable creatures. To compare those entitled money-grubbers to vultures is an insult to the vultures.

8:48 if my grandma, a secondary caregiver for me at the time, never voiced her concerns about me to my mom i would have gone undiagnosed and unmedicated for severe ADHD for ages. this little girls actions are almost exactly the way i acted before i was diagnosed at 5, if a doctor isnt informed she will struggle a lot more than the average kid, more than she already is.

Story 5: "I'm not incompetent, everyone else is too mean to me!" is basically the vibe I got from the sister. Being incapable of handling mistakes, fixing them, and learning to avoid them is an EASY way to get fired.