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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you read your post it’s very critical of your sibling, “perceived favoritism,” for example. You sound judgmental and a bit like you are gaslighting. I don’t know if that’s what you project to your sister, but if so, it’s not helping. It seems like you want to correct her not improve the relationship. If you want to improve the relationship try listening, validating her emotions, and concentrating on her.[/quote] Thank you! I really appreciate this. I'm not trying to blame anyone, but I realize that's how my post came across. I just want to fix it and I don't know how. Again I've heard a lot of this second hand from other relatives so I will try to ask her more questions myself and really listen and validate. Hopefully that will help. [/quote] You sound exhausting. Ever thought that maybe she just doesn’t like you?[/quote]
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