Dave, I think a padded room would be more like it. I can say with conviction that I will not take care for him as I did for my dad. My dad deserved my care and felt it was my duty to do so. Not this inappreciative, narcissistic, ungrateful jerk. My wife says that from the things I tell her about him it sounds like he has the on-set of dementia. At this point I could care less. Personally I can't wait till he moves out. Then I'll have peace.
An Immediate family member who I've continued to put my life on hold for and have bent over backwards to help navigate and strengthen out their health issues and have gone way above the norm for which that individual actually deserves only to be berated by, cursed at and threatened by because that individual has a preexisting mental health issue (bipolar) that they refuse to acknowledge and do anything about. This animosity apparently has been festering with-in and supposedly is my all my fault and was unleashed causing an argumentative situation that in my eyes is NOT repairable. So much for helping those who dont deserve it but it's done out of love a strong commitment to aid your own blood. Shameful that bridges can be burnt without any thought to the repercussions that can follow ones unfounded actions.
As my Dad always said, "On the way out, don't let the door hit you in the @$$!"
Down in the valley, valley so low, look for a rose there, one that never would grow, now I know that sounds impossible, but it is what it is, just ask the ghost there, because he's the only one who knows.. 🥴