By bdiddy - 11/07/2009 19:50 - United States

Today, I moved in with my brother to save on a swanky apartment. I was skeptical as to how this would work out as we fought a lot as kids. Our first big fight? Whether or not to keep his dorm-style futon complete with Return of the Jedi sheets. He's a 35-yr old physician; I'm a 28-yr old lawyer. FML
I agree, your life sucks 39 749
You deserved it 11 396

Same thing different taste

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AndelleRae 9

Lmfao. This is ******* awesome.

peter_man 0

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Nice way to start off!!! Wonder what your next topic for fight will be.

The only way I can agree that your life is ****** is if he was arguing against the sheets. That movie is the shit.

Edge578 0

So you move into your brother's apartment to save money. Then you tell HIM how his apartment would look. You're a lawyer, move out.

justmyluck1212 0

Exactly, I highly doubt the OP is what she claims to be. Lawyer + Doctor = $ballin$ Not sharing an apt. Move yo ass out if your gonna complain about his habits, it's not like you can't afford it.

notapplicable123 0

Not all lawyers are rich. Plus, considering her age and the length of law school, she probably just got out recently. It takes time to get into a firm and receive clients. New lawyers don't make much since they don't have a LOT of real life experience. When my dad got out of law school, he told me it took a while for him to start making a living. Even now we're not rich.

happyvalleygirl 0

1) The OP is in New York, which means they could live in New York City where apartments—especially swanky ones—are ridiculously expensive. 2) Lawyers don't just make tons of money. It depends on the law school you went to, grades, your internships during, etc. Not all lawyers make bank. 3) Law school is three years long and a lot of people don't go right from college to law school. If you go to a good school, that could be 40,000 x 3 = 120,000 dollars of debt, not to mention college loans.

Also, prosecuting attorneys don't make as much as defense attorneys. It's very possible the OP is a prosecuting attorney.

Because their children are a lawyer and physician? Hell, I would be.

skullbuster 0

No, because their 35 year-old son and 28 year-old daughter are fighting over Return of the Jedi sheets and a futon.. Their mother is probably questioning why she didn't drown these ******* kids years ago?!

You get a place to stay and are able to save money for a swanky apartment so there is definetly no fml here. Since you need a place to stay not him I suggest you suck it up and deal w/ the sheets.. If it bothers you that damn much move out and save money some other way, which would probably be best bc Im sure there are bigger fights to come if you are that petty.

I appreciate your problem but remember, he's just your brother (not your son) and so long as he's not screwing up your space, he should be able to live with his beloved Jedi sheets, no matter how immature that is. It's not up to you to make him grow up. Just be glad they're not stained.

skullbuster 0

Listen, let's forget this "I appreciate" or "I understand" bullshit! Because, honestly, I don't understand and I don't think anyone else does either. Who gives a flying **** if he wants to have Star Wars sheets - a futon- maybe he grows 'shrooms out of his ass too... what difference does it make to you counselor? Until you make partner at some NYC firm, you are going to have to put up with Dr. Skywalker.. maybe you can get a lightsaber-themed vibrator and make it a family thing!

Keep them and watch The Big Bang Theory :P That's hilarious though

1R1X0X0 10

That was the post I came here for. :)

be proud that was your first fight, instead over something actually important

Look at it this way... At least you'll never have to listen to him and a girl do it in the next room.

LOL. I was thinking that. On the other hand though, now she's gotta hope all of her dates she brings home are Star Wars fans.