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Sister Can’t Stop Insulting Her Younger Brother, Gets Enraged When He Insults Her Back
It is not news that sibling relationships can be complicated. As a popular saying goes, “I will give them my kidney, but not my charger.” That means that while usually, most siblings love each other, they still fight due to seemingly superficial reasons.
At the same time, even with simple reasons, some siblings tend to go too far. And that’s today’s story – a sister going too far picking on her brother and causing family drama because of it.
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Should you intervene when you see your brother being horribly mistreated by your sister?
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This woman witnessed her brother being mistreated by her sister and tried to intervene
He decided to retaliate by touching a nerve with a comment about her friends, which only made the situation worse
Image credits: Budgeron Bach (not the actual photo)
Image credits: Antoni Shkraba (not the actual photo)
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BarkingSpider 1 year ago
Ella sounds like a b***h and their mother has been letting her get away with it for too long.
Zedrapazia 1 year ago
Damn, that Ella is an absolute queen of a brat - and that at her age. Non stop bullies Finn, but then immediately plays the victim card and starts crying when he snaps back once. I'm really glad I don't have relatives like that, because if this was me, I'd have been the one who snaps back at Ella, and I'd sure wouldn't have *accidentally* hit the nerve. She needs to be taught some manners.
Adrian Valdez 1 year ago
Growing up, I had an older brother (2years older) and a younger brother (7 years younger) who couldn’t get along. When we were in high school, my older brother would pick on my little brother and fight with him. So I had to constantly protect him and really put my older brother in his place getting into constant fights despite my parents wanting none of it . If I didn’t, I know things would have ended differently. As an older sibling, I’d say it’s your responsibility to protect your younger siblings even against your own parents / siblings negative impact. Even if it’s just telling them that they’re right and shouldn’t deal with it if you’re not physically there.
Kate 1 year ago (edited)
As the elder sibling, you are absolutely right. Though I only ever TP'd a house on my sister's behalf (offered to throw fists a couple times, but only because it's easy to scare 12-year-olds when you're 18, and that was enough). So. As the eldest sister, if the one bullying your littlest sib is the middle sib, that DOES fall under OP's jurisdiction. And honestly, OP went easy on her. She absolutely should not dish it out if she can't take it.
Load More Replies... BarkingSpider 1 year ago
Ella sounds like a b***h and their mother has been letting her get away with it for too long.
Zedrapazia 1 year ago
Damn, that Ella is an absolute queen of a brat - and that at her age. Non stop bullies Finn, but then immediately plays the victim card and starts crying when he snaps back once. I'm really glad I don't have relatives like that, because if this was me, I'd have been the one who snaps back at Ella, and I'd sure wouldn't have *accidentally* hit the nerve. She needs to be taught some manners.
Adrian Valdez 1 year ago
Growing up, I had an older brother (2years older) and a younger brother (7 years younger) who couldn’t get along. When we were in high school, my older brother would pick on my little brother and fight with him. So I had to constantly protect him and really put my older brother in his place getting into constant fights despite my parents wanting none of it . If I didn’t, I know things would have ended differently. As an older sibling, I’d say it’s your responsibility to protect your younger siblings even against your own parents / siblings negative impact. Even if it’s just telling them that they’re right and shouldn’t deal with it if you’re not physically there.
Kate 1 year ago (edited)
As the elder sibling, you are absolutely right. Though I only ever TP'd a house on my sister's behalf (offered to throw fists a couple times, but only because it's easy to scare 12-year-olds when you're 18, and that was enough). So. As the eldest sister, if the one bullying your littlest sib is the middle sib, that DOES fall under OP's jurisdiction. And honestly, OP went easy on her. She absolutely should not dish it out if she can't take it.
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