Brother misses the bus because he didn’t wake up on time, feels the heat when his sibling gets him to school late.
For one teen, they always felt like their younger brother could do no wrong in their mother’s eyes, especially when it came to waking up on time. Sick and tired of his tardiness, they went out of their way to teach him a lesson one day.
OP says that, since it was their day off, they decided to have a little fun, coming up with several ways to delay their departure. After they’d done that, they say the traffic was a nightmare too, resulting in their brother arriving late for class. To add insult to injury, he was in such a rush to get inside that he tripped and fell flat on his face.
Taibbi continues, “So, if getting to school late was really a problem for him, or if the sister explained how frustrating and hurtful it felt to her when he didn’t step up, and because he cares about his sister and doesn’t want to hurt her, making this a problem for him — he might be motivated to change his behavior. If he has no problem with running late and it is only the sister’s problem, he might not make any changes.
He responded, “Don’t enable—people are shaped by dealing with the consequences of their decisions and behaviors. Encourage them to get into structured activities and take on challenges, and address any underlying problems such as anxiety or depression.
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