<human>: Hello,

I am a very straight forward person, and I will be very honest when it comes to my opinions about individuals if I like them or not. However, I will not go out of my way to tell people I do not like them unless that individual specifically engages me, and asks. My brother [36M], is currently dating this Romanian girl who is the same age as me, and simply put is not my kind of person at all. Brother is constantly starting arguments, which leads to her storming out the room each time crying because she can't handle the fact of not being liked. I know enough about her, and her background to judge if I do not like her. She really struggles with the fact that I also do not like my brother (they're extremely similar in attitude, and personality  - but a lot more goes into my dislike for my brother, - I don't dislike her, just because I dislike my brother). She seems to be beyond deluded, in that she is telling herself that I am jealous of my brothers relationship, and that she is dating him, and not me.... LOL (I'm gay, and married to a dude)I do not think she appreciated me correcting her English when she misused the word jealously instead of using envious - that seemed to make her cry as well. (Note: she cries a lot)

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<bot>: Why can't some people just accept that you do not have to be liked? It seems that as a society, were expected to simply like one another especially if that someone is a family member.