No. It is not wrong. Like his sibling, she is responsible in a way to address his behavior if parents are not available. Because of their family. And any misconduct on his accounts affects the WHOLE family. The only thing I will say is that there are boundaries and you never cross lines where you're talking bad about her brother. They are still family. Your friends can only offer you advice and maybe emotional support. You are not legally married for him to make such demands, and if he cannot respect you, it may be time to move on. And he needs to be responsible.
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I’m not sure that’s a good idea. But sounds like you need to move on from this relationship. You could reach out to her after and see if she wants to remain friends but I would really involve her.
Yes, it's wrong to talk to his sister. Talk to your friends. It sounds like he's ready to go and you are not, so it's going to end. That's life. Presumably there are other young men in your town. Or you can keep in touch and later decide whether you want to join him.
I don't think he's "very selfish". He's ready to leave. Presumably there's nothing there for him. Is he leaving for a job, for school, for better opportunity? All of those are good reasons to be moving.
I don't know... probably your friends. That is kind of personal info. You could affect their relationship... turn them against each other.
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No, talk to your friends instead. You would be putting his sister in an awkward position.
Maybe you should talk to him about how you're feeling. Don't choose people that don't choose you.
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