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Reply to "Why do people blame their siblings over parental favoritism? What is the appropriate response?"
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[quote=Anonymous]Your viewpoint on this has A LOT to do with whether you were the favored or unfavored one. It’s extremely hard to grow up as the favored child and not develop a sense of entitlement, minimize or disagree with whatever resentment the unfavored feels, and expect to always be treated as favored. In fact you may bristle at the idea your unfavored sibling doesn’t hold you in the same regard as your parents did. If you are the unfavored one, you either march forward keeping the favored one on the pedestal, smiling while being crapped on by parents and develop an insecurity problem. It’s extremely hard to grow up not resenting all the people involved in making you feel less than when you were growing up. Often the healthiest path forward is to make a clean break, build your own life, your own family and leave the dysfunction behind you. [/quote]
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