Woman dumps boyfriend because of his creepy' relationship with his sister
A woman recently confessed that she dumped her boyfriend because of his ‘creepy’ relationship with his little sister.
According to a story published in The Sun, the 30-year-old woman from Sydney, Australia ended things with her beau after four months together, because she could not compete with his sister who admitted there would "never be a guy more suited to her than her brother".
Writing in a blog for Mamamia, she explained how her "close sibling weirdness threshold" was broken after she found the sister, 21, in her boyfriend's bed.
She recalled that she was going to stay over so had gone into his bedroom, only to find his sister asleep there.
"I was going to stay over, so I went into his bedroom and was trying to set up and she was asleep in his bed," she recalled.
When confronting her boyfriend, he admitted that sometimes she did that.
The woman had initially found Jack's close bond with his family attractive.
Almost a perfect guy, she initially thought that they were a close knit family.
The woman got the impression the brother-sister duo were close, as the house was full of pictures of them together and he often flooded her with compliments and supported everything she did. But before long, she began to notice that the younger girl didn't seem to have many friends of her own and would often gatecrash their dates.
She even caught the sister staring at them when they snuggled up on the couch while watching a film.
But that was only the beginning, as the sister later confessed that her "dream guy" was her brother and they slept in the same bed on a regular basis.
When confronted, the boyfriend was defensive and they broke up soon after.
It was much later that one of the old girlfriends of the guy came up to the woman and admitted in not so many words that the reason they had broken up was because of the sister.
The Sydney woman, has since then gone on to have a number of relationships before eventually finding the right man, whom she married in 2016.
