Family dynamics are complicated.

The younger siblings in a family sometimes get their own way too much.

See how that led to entitlement in this story and why this person won’t lend her car to her.

You’re going to want the details!

AITA for refusing to lend my car to my younger sister?

My younger sister recently got her driver’s license and has been asking to borrow my car frequently.

I let them use it a couple of times, but each time she brings it back, there’s barely and fuel in it (fuel is getting really expensive for me) and once even with a small scratch.

So he got firm with her.

I tried talking to her about it but she didn’t really take it seriously.

Last weekend, she asked to borrow it again for a road trip with her friends.

I refused, explaining that I needed the car and that I wasn’t comfortable lending it to her for such a long trip and in case anything happened to it, especially given her track record.

But she isn’t taking it well…

She got really upset and mad and accused me of not trusting her and being overly protective of my car.

She hasn’t talked to me since and my parents are saying I should be more supportive.

I feel like she should get a job and save up for a car just like I did , but do you think I’m being too strict?

Here is what folks are saying.

I hope the parents get this.

That’s the way it is!

True. It’s never wise.

Trust is earned! Period.

Is she going to pout forever?

She’ll get over it.

If you thought that was an interesting story, check out what happened when a family gave their in-laws a free place to stay in exchange for babysitting, but things changed when they don’t hold up their end of the bargain.