Man Decides to Kick His Brother Out of His House Because He Constantly Insults His Wife

Respect is important. Respecting your host is even more so.

If someone welcomes you into their home, you should be grateful, modest, and respectful. That’s something most of us were taught as children.

But some people don’t seem to understand this or simply don’t care. They come in feeling entitled, demanding, requesting, and giving nothing in return.

Not an ounce of kindness or respect. In their eyes, the world was created to serve them, and they are entitled to everything it has to offer.

In the dark ages, they would probably have been called raiders or barbarians, but now we simply refer to them as rude houseguests from hell. They turn our lives upside down, causing havoc and leaving misery and despair.

Just when we finally manage to get our lives together, they come to visit again. We start dreading the holidays because they bring the same ordeal every year.

Santa will never be the same in our eyes. The sad truth is that we are all the same, and we all have houseguests from hell from time to time.

But how we deal with them is what separates us. For example, one Redditor posted a question: “AITA for calling my brother a sore, slow loser?”

He explained what provoked his actions. His brother was constantly provoking his wife and even started insulting her.

He thought it was amusing, of course. OP did not.

So, he acted. Take a look at his story.

Would you have done otherwise?

OP asks:

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He shares his problem. His wife, Irene, likes to work out

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So does his brother, Will. But he is a fanatic

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He likes to brag and is basically obnoxious to work out with...

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Will has been challenging Irene to work out with him

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And they went on a morning run. Will lost, and his explanation was ridiculous, to say the least.

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And Will wouldn't let it go

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And dinner was the final straw.

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So, now Will is angry at OP

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Redditors shared their views. And right off the bat - bullseye!

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What kind of person does that?

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Yup, all clear now...

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Yes, Will kind of makes you love to hate him

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Good plan

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It is clear that “Will” here is bursting with toxic masculinity. People like that can’t control it.

Or can they? Is it the upbringing?

OP and his brother have the same parents, so it is unlikely they were raised in different ways. So what’s the cause of his behavior?

Maybe it's jealousy of his brother’s good marriage?

They would get along great. They deserve each other

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Toxic masculinity it is

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Sure sounds like it

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Problem solved

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We could use the info....

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Partner support is important

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Being so disrespectful to your host in their home is unacceptable.

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We can’t say we are surprised that Will’s marriage ended the way it did. It is hard to find a guy like him without a messy divorce under his belt.

What really struck us was the mutual friend’s opinion. He sided with Will.

How many of you want to bet he has a messy divorce behind him as well?