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There are two options. 1) The post is poorly worded and the OP still lives at home, which means he/she has no say in the situation whatsoever. If that's the case, FYL. 2) The OP actually has his/her own house and is spineless enough to do whatever the heck his/her brother or parents say. If that's the case, YDI. Grow a pair and say no.
I'd recommend being very careful about how you handle this situation, particularly if he was in prison for violence or something similar (or indeed has a history of violence/similar even if that's not what he was in prison for). Try not to risk your personal safety. Have somewhere you can go and someone to protect/help you incase anything bad does happen... I don't personally know what else to suggest but there's probs more that could be done. Anyway yeah. Just be careful.
34 - your really hot! and I'm sorry we havnt met yet. and I'm sorry you havnt been on a date yet.
don't worry I have it much worse! 5 protective older brothers and a dad and god-father who are both cops! trust me it stinks big time! :( I'm afraid to bring guys to my house or even talk about them in front of them cuz they will get all wierd and be like who's this kid I wanna meet him. good luck! lol
next to zero meaning 1, or -1.... hmmm
Am I the only one who grasps the fact that op probably lives w/parents? How else would they "find out" that someone is moving in. FYL op, but grow a pair and talk to your folks about it and/or lay out some ground rules w/your bro. (you may borrow a pair if you's a chick so as not to set your chances below zero)
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Since when does your brother decide that your house is available for him? Isn't it the owner of the house who decides who moves in, hmm? Just say no.
You "found out"? Have you no say in who moves in with you?