Why does my sister have to be so cruel?

Sep 16, 2013 15:44

Fighting with my sister again, but what else is new? I am so upset, and I can't stop crying. Why the fuck does she ALWAYS do this to me. She gives me an inferiority complex. I can't say anything right, I can't do anything right. However, when I was in the hospital in July, on the very brink of death she was as sweet as pie. I need something to make ( Read more... )

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aelijah85 September 17 2013, 02:15:57 UTC
When my oldest sister would do ridiculous things like this I would literally look at her, not respond or tell her she cant take her frustrations out on me and walk away. After doing this enough times she no longer does this anymore. I love my sister, but I am no ones verbal punching bag. I agree with Lady, but you don't have to "talk" to her to tell her how you feel, you just need to tell her how you feel and let her know you are willing to talk, and if she starts to bait you or whatever, you get up and walk away. I don't like saying this because she is your sister, but this honestly sounds like an abusive relationship, especially the blaming you for her negative and abusive actions towards you. So basically what I am saying is, take your power back and don't let her get you down like this anymore, unless she follows you or ties you to a chair she cant bait an empty room.

I am so sorry this keeps happening to you, I hope things get better soon.

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lady_eilthana September 22 2013, 08:36:01 UTC
I agree with you, but I just thought that maybe trying to talk to her would be a better way (or more effective) since a house doesn't really have that many places to go to where Ally's sister can't follow her (unless she locks herself in - which I'm not sure would help the situation much because she has to come out again at some point) and Ally doesn't really feel that comfortable outside. I don't know. I'd try to walk away from a situation like that, too, so I agree with you on that, but I just don't know what'd work better in a situation where I don't really know the other person.

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aelijah85 September 23 2013, 05:26:16 UTC
I don't think there IS a sure fire way to solve this issue unless BOTH parties are willing to participate in making it better, and right now it doesn't seem like her sister is willing, but I don't know her to say for sure.
But, it wont hurt to test the walking away theory to know for sure if she will follow or not, it just upsets me she even has to deal with this situation, because I know it is emotionally draining.

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lady_eilthana September 23 2013, 17:16:21 UTC
I'm sure it is emotionally draining. It's really unfair of her sister, especially because she seems to be so uncooperative.

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littleone87 September 23 2013, 19:32:33 UTC
Thank you guys for being so passionate about this and being so great. My sister and I have been having so many problems. It's very emotionally draining. I can't even tell you what happened while we were away this weekend. I almost called the cops, and did something else VERY stupid. I love you both and thank you for being so wonderful to me. Hopefully this will get better. We seem to go back and forth and it's exhausting. Like you said, VERY emotionally draining. I could use a vacation. Anyone wanna come?

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lady_eilthana September 23 2013, 20:01:05 UTC
Try to stay strong through all of this!

Sure, where are we going? ;P

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littleone87 September 25 2013, 03:16:51 UTC
Thanks, love! <3 I will try to be strong!

Where would you like to go? :) You could come visit Syracuse. I'm trying to find you the PERFECT postcard for you!!!

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lady_eilthana September 25 2013, 07:28:32 UTC
Sounds good. :P

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