I just don’t want to see my sister

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is this phrase - "I slip my tongue"?

It's troll speak for "slip of the tongue."

Exactly. Notice that the troll, I mean Op, hasn’t been back since the late night posting. I swear, the hour between 11pm and midnight is high time for posting these troll threads.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think your sister is autistic or has Asperger’s or whatever. She seems to be very literal and can’t let things go

Hi op. Your ignorance is overwhelming.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is this phrase - "I slip my tongue"?

It's troll speak for "slip of the tongue."

[Anonymous]

You are the problem.

[Anonymous]

You’re a hideous person, OP. A bad sister, a bad family member in your broader family, a total B.

[Anonymous]

Are you your sister's censor? It seems you are plenty eager to censor her conversations, as if she is a child, but she is not allowed the same towards you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP - you sound mean. I feel sorry for your sister. Definitely get evaluated for ADHD.

Stop with the ADHD BS. Not fair at all.

[Anonymous]

OP may or may not have ADHD, but her writing isn’t the problem here.

Being a pushing-button beyatch isn’t in the DSM.

[Anonymous]

Sounds like your sister has an OP problem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are you 12?

12 and 3 quarters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP - you sound mean. I feel sorry for your sister. Definitely get evaluated for ADHD.

Stop with the ADHD BS. Not fair at all.

Yeah, I know people with ADHD and they aren't unkind and gratuitously mean.

[Anonymous]

I saw the subject line and thought I might be able to relate. After I read the post, I realize I have much more empathy for the sister in this scenario.

Earlier this year, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I told my immediate family at the same time and asked them not to tell extended family, as we have a big family and I was still processing and didn't want to be overwhelmed.

Within the hour, I was inundated with text messages and calls from extended family members, some asking how I felt, some asking if I thought I got cancer from the covid vax, or from using deodorant.

I traced the leak back to my older sister. I'm still mad / not really talking to her while she is acting flippant and like it's no big deal.

So, from my perspective, yes, you are the a**hole.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I saw the subject line and thought I might be able to relate. After I read the post, I realize I have much more empathy for the sister in this scenario.

Earlier this year, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I told my immediate family at the same time and asked them not to tell extended family, as we have a big family and I was still processing and didn't want to be overwhelmed.

Within the hour, I was inundated with text messages and calls from extended family members, some asking how I felt, some asking if I thought I got cancer from the covid vax, or from using deodorant.

I traced the leak back to my older sister. I'm still mad / not really talking to her while she is acting flippant and like it's no big deal.

So, from my perspective, yes, you are the a**hole.

That’s terrible. She should have respected your wishes to have time to process. Sorry that happened.

[Anonymous]

I read the title and I thought I'd be able to relate I don't want to see my sister either. I actually hate her.

But the one of the reasons we don't get along is because she acts like OP

[Anonymous]

I mean, your sister is probably annoying, but you're rude.