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9/8 near Recolle
So here’s a hypothetical situation for all of you out there.
Let’s say that, hypothetically speaking, you have an older sibling. While this older sibling of yours did not raise you, they have looked out for you for most of your life. This older sibling also eventually became your legal guardian for two years.
And then you fuck up in a sort of big way, but you’re now a legal adult.
In this totally hypothetical situation, would you say it’s messed up if this older sibling of yours grounds you? Like, I mean, come on! You’re a legal adult now! You’re too old to be grounded!
Your opinions would be greatly appreciated.


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the younger sibling is still living with the older sibling.
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Of course the definition of grounding may differ from "no desserts or going out" to what I imagine is something else by adult age.
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Yes, for the moment. And the mess up is only as big as you consider almost flunking out of college.
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If hypothetically the younger brother nearly flunked out of college, he ought to be applying himself harder to his studies without needing to be grounded in the first place. Since he hasn't proven himself able to do so, removing distractions is a valid response.
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And the younger sibling has already started taking steps to correct this problem.
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I'm going to go with no.
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How does it feel to have this backfire?
[ Nobody thinks it's unfair, bro. ]
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hypothetically.
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You're Mako's brother?!
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yeah, that's him. he's being overdramatic.
[and also... 100% not lying]
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you're getting your ass grounded
[But she IS that older sibling for her sisters, so she's a bit biased...]
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text;
But I know our situation probably isn't normal, and I'm still a minor yet. Though that's just going off of my own situation/experience. Others might not agree with it. Hypothetically, I mean.
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this dont sound hypothetical at all
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this is a completely hypothetical situation
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One is usually grounded for a reason, after all.
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my big brother is like that 2!!! hes scary >:(
im cheerin for u!!! wat hypothetically happened???
ps: i looked up hypothetically and it didnt mean what i thought it meant, i thought it meant that sth happened
but it means nothing happened???
confused
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@cloudstrife you're too cool for this btw don't start getting ideas
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mako is what happened
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Sometimes.
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slides in a trillion years late
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[ bolin's stopped hiding at this point that this hypothetical situation isn't hypothetical ]
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