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my brother is 19 and is verbaly abusing me i am 15. he has ocd adhd and multiple learning disabilities and to which my understanding that could under many circumstances make him very anoying (hes obsesed with putting my name in anoying songs and singing them with 5 minute breaks. i was playing my xbox and he came in the room and put my name in a hannah montana song......i ignored it then he took my name and put it in an even more annoying song so i told him to shut up. he continued, then i told him that if he didnt shut up i was going to tell my mom to make him go to his room. and yet he still continued annoying me. (about 45 minutes in) he still just wouldn't stop. at this point i have a headache and holding in about 45 20-25 minutes of anger so i told him i was going to slit his throte if he doesnt stop. he didnt stop so i told my mom to send him to his room. but she didnt....he still is annoying me with more songs and names and random obscure noises. at this point im really pissed off adrenaline running and ready to fucking kill the fat fuck. then i took somthing and threw it at him. he then went to tell my mom that i threw somthing at him and that i was singing songs about him and that everything that happend in there i made up. im pissed adrenaline rushing and i have a guitar next to me. i picked up the guitar and smacked him with the blunt end of the guitar. he tried to attack me but i got him in a headlock to try and calm him until i could let him go to run. i let him go. he was still angry and ready to hit me. i picked up the guitar and charged at him he pushed the guitar and it hit my mom in the leg. then he trys to do this again but i got him in another headlock and fought him to the ground. i got up and ran about a quarter mile. i came back when my dad called me to tell me i can come home now. i came home my guitar is in his hands being smashed on his bedroom wall and he starts calling me names and that whole routine again. i started playing my games again. that all happend about an hour ago. he has been verbaly and physicaly abusing me since i was an infant. im getting severly sick of this and im thinking about moving out when ever it is legal can you please help me or give me some advise or somthing im thinking stuff i dont want to think right now and it really hurts


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He is jealous because he has these OCD and ADHD problems and you don't. He tries to even out the score by making life for you as difficult as it is for him.

Striking back at him will only make things worse. Showing him love and compassion and trying to be his friend and mate might make things better.

Read more about jealousy in Web4Health.

Posted 2008-05-19T10:11:22Z
jpalme was invited by Yedda to answer this question.

 
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here is my advice. And trust me I had a brother just like this when i was a teen and this is what i had to do. Buy two locks. One for the outside of your door and one for the inside of your door. That way when you are gone he cant get into your room and destroy your things. And when you are home you can go lock yourself in your room and get some peace. This will hopefully keep you sane. Good luck!!

Posted 2008-05-21T09:15:46Z
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Hi!

    First of all, I want to tell you I admire you for being so strong to go through this annoying situation for so long without your parents doing something about it.  You are only 15 and should not be subjected to this torment from an older brother of 19.  Your brother is crying out for help of some kind.  He is lonely and bored besides pesty.  He should have more hobbies and friends and because he doesn't, you are his target.  Doesn't your Dad do anything about this?  Is there a close relative you can talk to who can talk to your mother?  How about telling a school counselor who might then call your parents and tell them to get on the ball?  Your brother sounds troubled and you can try to be his friend as someone suggested, (maybe teach him the guitar or play ball together?), but you are not his psychologist.  When I was young and my brothers and sister bothered me (it is somewhat normal in families to have this happen to some degree), I went over my friends' houses for peace of mind.  Don't do anything to your brother you may regret.  I think you first need to call both of your parents together for an emergency meeting and tell them just how you are feeling and that you need your privacy and peace from this big pest.  In the meantime, believe it or not, sometimes ignoring or laughing with the person might make him go away.  He is getting a reaction out of you that satisfies him.  When he sings, sing along with him, lol.  Be creative.  think outside the box, but don't let him see he annoys you.  You are definately the stronger one.  Yet, still get the outside help you need to cope with him until your parents act on this.  Let me know how things are going, will you?  We'll think of something that works after trial and error.  Good luck.  Don't let him become your obsession as he wants to be.

Posted 2008-05-25T09:24:59Z
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