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This is exactly the problem - there is NOTHING I can do about him for the following reasons:
1. At almost 30 years old, he is an adult, not a child.
2. He doesn't think he has a problem - it's everyone else in his mind.
3. His parents are in denial and choose to ignore the problem.
4. My help has been refused by my nephew before, and my advice has been ignored by my sister (she gets angry at my suggestions - again the denial factor).
5. He lives with my ex brother-in-law that I have no contact with (and I want to keep it that way).
6. He lives about an hour away from me.
Even if I were to contact mental health, they could only provide me with information that I'm already aware of, and would fall on deaf ears with him and his parents. As I have said before, I'm not the one that needs convincing he has a problem. I do not have the authority to force treatment on him whatsoever, and neither do his parents because he is an ADULT. Until he actually does something, there isn't much the authorities can do either. It will happen one day. I have no doubt about that at all. He will either get beaten up or killed when he explodes on the wrong person (as I have said before, he has received many online death threats in the past and had to lay low for awhile), or he will hurt someone and end up in prison or institutionalized. This is why I have no other choice than to remove him from my life altogether. Anyone that has been through this knows this is not an easy thing to do. However, the peace and safety of MY family will always come first, and I make no apology for that whatsoever.
1. At almost 30 years old, he is an adult, not a child.
2. He doesn't think he has a problem - it's everyone else in his mind.
3. His parents are in denial and choose to ignore the problem.
4. My help has been refused by my nephew before, and my advice has been ignored by my sister (she gets angry at my suggestions - again the denial factor).
5. He lives with my ex brother-in-law that I have no contact with (and I want to keep it that way).
6. He lives about an hour away from me.
Even if I were to contact mental health, they could only provide me with information that I'm already aware of, and would fall on deaf ears with him and his parents. As I have said before, I'm not the one that needs convincing he has a problem. I do not have the authority to force treatment on him whatsoever, and neither do his parents because he is an ADULT. Until he actually does something, there isn't much the authorities can do either. It will happen one day. I have no doubt about that at all. He will either get beaten up or killed when he explodes on the wrong person (as I have said before, he has received many online death threats in the past and had to lay low for awhile), or he will hurt someone and end up in prison or institutionalized. This is why I have no other choice than to remove him from my life altogether. Anyone that has been through this knows this is not an easy thing to do. However, the peace and safety of MY family will always come first, and I make no apology for that whatsoever.