Several years ago when I was in college, my older brother lent me his ID, and I used it sparingly to get into bars occasionally while I was underage. Now, my little brother who is a freshman in college has reminded me of this and is asking for me to do the same. He said he wanted to save $100 on not purchasing a fake ID and that because my older brother did it for me, it's only fair that I do it for him. When I told him no right away, I cited my reasons as that I could be held liable for giving it to him and that he could get into trouble too if he were caught. He didn't really care about either of those scenarios and claims that if I won't give it to him, he won't have fun in college, in attempt to from what I understand, guilt-trip me into helping him break the law (not that good of a argument). 

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I asked my best friend AITA and he said yes, because realistically nothing would happen and I'm just being prude about it. I was a lot more responsible than my brother in college, and he's in a fraternity and will most likely make far more reckless decisions than I did, and I'm certain he would eventually get caught. I will say my ID does look like him, and I guess the argument that "he stole it" probably wouldn't hold up in court. But the main conflict here is weighing being a cool older brother, but also be concerned about the legal future for both my brother and I.

AITA? 