Idk what do about niece. Idek what to say

>>17680738
>"got me some pizza roles u want one?"

Completely ignored it. Idk wtf to say. I'll probably be here for a few more days too so if what she says is true then it'll probably keep happening. Its not my business as i am a guest in the house. He always seems to take out his frustrations toward my sister on the kids as he was yelling at them right as they were going to bed.

I usually stay out of family business because it's like fucking personal politics and one wrong move can be very ugly. But how can I just ignore it.

These kids have been in terrible conditions before because my sister had gotten in the wrong crowd and sent to prison but she is better now and has changed for the better. They've been with more abusive father figures, more neglectful environments and in shitty foster care. So I know this isn't the worst they've seen it.

I just don't want them to go back to being in a dysfunctional household. Especially the 7 year old because she was young when most of the bad shit happened and she doesn't remember it.

Her husband seemed an alright guy until after the marriage then it slowly started to degrade

Kill him

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>>17680738
>>17680739

Sounds like the father is abusive, marriage counseling, or some form of therapy would be advised, if not. Idk what to tell you.

4 kids is a bad move, especially in today's world. She should'a stopped at 2, so if shit went down, she could take care of them on her own.

I would say divorce, but idk.

Ignoring it would be a semi-bad idea. But, it's her life, and her decisions, not wholly yours.

If you attack this thing from a Christian or religious perspective you'd probably wanna help those kids out as much as possible, and say fuck the parents, whom both sound like complete retards, the guy sounds like an empty headed ignorant moron, and she shouldn't have had those extra kids to begin with.

If they are religious, bring it up to a pastor and have her talk to the pastor.

Inb4 Christ-fag, kyi

If not, therapy, or marriage counseling. Which honestly, is expensive, time consuming and only helps a little. Sounds the the husband doesn't really care either way other than being right.

But, if you are religious a church could help out quite a bit, one of the few benefits of religion is that there is charity to be given.

But, it sounds like you might be kinda a slug yourself a little, so idk.

Give your sister emotional and social support at the VERY least if you can stomach it.

>>17681073

Pretty much what he said. Give as much emotional support to your sister as possible. Not necessarily intervene in politics, but make help her relax a little so she can better deal with the kids.

Also try to spend some time with your niece. A little extra effort might go a long way.

GL kid. Hope you can muster up something so your niece's life can be better.

>>17680738

It might be a good idea just to let your sister know what she said, leave it up to her to make whatever decision.