Hobbies take many shapes and sizes, from cooking to knitting to painting. This guy's hobby is collecting and building Lego kits, but unfortunately his family doesn't see his passion as a real hobby at all.
In a post to r/AmItheA******, u/swlego_fan wrote about an incident that happened when he asked his sister, her husband, and their kid to keep an eye on his two dogs while traveling. The OP said he directed his nephew to a big box of Lego pieces for him to build and play with. The only thing the OP asked was that the family not touch his prized possession. This would be an expensive Millennium Falcon, built with thousands of tiny pieces, and costing a small fortune. And yet this family couldn't resist!
When the OP asked to be compensated for the broken Lego piece, the family treated his reasonable request as if he was 'overreacting.' Commenters totally disagreed – and some even suggested the OP take this to court! If his family can't act more respectful towards his property, that may just be the solution.
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