Life can be tragic, and this woman’s sister needed a place to stay after she got knocked down unexpectedly.

She tried helping her but things went downhill when she couldn’t keep her kids safe in their own house.

Find out what happened to put these two siblings on edge.

AITA for telling my sister and her family that they have to stay somewhere else even tho they lost everything?

My(30f) sister(26f) lost everything.

They live in North Carolina in one of the small towns that were hit.

I will not say which one for privacy.

They were saved but lost all their belongings…

Luckily they were not home when it happened.

Instead, they were off in Illinois for my wedding.

They have been staying with me for around 3 weeks now.

Both my sister and myself have children. She has a 5f,3f, 1m.

I have a 6 year old and a 2 year old who gets into everything.

She has taken every security measure he could!

I have absolutely everything locked.

Cabinets, door handles, appliances, outlet covers, you name it..

This is 100% needed with my toddler.

Since day 1 of my sister being here, she has been complaining about all of the locks.

She thinks they are a pain and will constantly leave everything unlocked just so she doesn’t have to deal with it.

They have been creating a mess!

My toddler, and hers, have been getting into absolutely everything.

It’s dangerous for them, it’s a mess and quite frankly, it sucks.

I have tried talking to her about it but now, she’s trying to play the guilt game because she lost everything and we said she could stay here.

I get it, it’s bad. It’s absolutely devastating to have nothing to go home to.

She hasn’t even fully processed it yet, but this is still my home.

She was furious!

Yesterday, I reached my absolute limit with it when my toddler got into my cleaning closet.

Luckily all he got ahold of was the broom.

I admit, I yelled at my sister.

She started yelling back about losing everything.

I yelled it wasn’t my fault it happened and told her she needed to find somewhere else to stay.

She feels guilty for reacting the way he did.

I feel awful now.

She’s still here while she figures something out but we haven’t said a word to each other since.

AITA?

This sister really needed to understand the risks!

Let’s find out what the Reddit community has to say about it.

This user thinks the sister needs to respect that she’s staying at someone else’s place.

This user suggests this guy to take action for the future.

This user analyses the situation best way possible.

This user is harsh but that’s the reality.

This user is in the same boat and knows what the issue is.

Why can’t the sister realize the health hazards of kids at home?

It’s really not that hard.

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.