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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She sounds mentally ill. That’s very difficult to wrangle. Therapy seems like a good idea to help you figure out boundaries, which for one thing will help you preserve your relationship with your parents. And do not feel bad about your parents being hurt if you decline to join things when your sister is there. Do your parents acknowledge how difficult she can be? Or do they just pretend she’s great, even when she—a grown woman—is screaming at you or others? [/quote] She screams at you and hits you. If anyone hit me, I’d be calling the police and charging them with assault. Why do you put up with this? I certainly wouldn’t subject my kids to her and I would not go on a vacation with her. Stop hosting holidays. Do it separately with your parents if they insist on being with abusive sister on the actual holiday. [/quote]
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