My brother doesn't support the elderly, but he still occupies the house. What should I do about it?

Every family has a difficult story to read, but we should try to read it to him again. I still have to study hard.

The situation at home is very chaotic. My advice is that your brother's business is your mother's business. Mind your own business.

My analysis is that your brother is just used to being in charge of you. Dad died, of course, mom couldn't bear to part with your brother's suffering, but your brother kept insisting because your mother took him in and wanted to get rid of him, but it wasn't very thorough. This is an inertia that has always been cultivated.

People are dragged away by habit. Accustomed to hard work and doing nothing, you will want to do something to make money; If you are used to being lazy, you will want to stay when you have time, instead of working hard.

Your brother should taste the pain of being neglected and make him realize that he can't live without hard work. Let your mother divide him out. He is so old, your mother can't take care of him for life, can she? One day when your mother is old, don't you still have to support yourself? It may be too late for him to try again by then.

So in the end, your brother still has to stand on his own two feet. Your mother must do something. Of course he doesn't agree. He is used to it. So it's up to your mother. It's for his own good. For the good of this family.

As for you, you just have to mind your own business. Your mother helped you so much, didn't your brother stand up? That is to say, the question of your brother is not whether to help him or not, but how to help him. Your problem is your problem. As long as you get ahead and have your own job, you will have the right person to accompany you. Not your home.

Besides, your family's problems have been mentioned above. That's it, and then you can be yourself. That's enough.

In short, it is to distinguish what you should do. If everyone in the family can do their own thing, there will be no big problem.

I hope my point of view is helpful to you. May your family be happy at an early date.