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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A lot of people can get over sibling rivalry by understanding that it’s normal. And it’s normal for a childish perspective.

Kids sense the resources / love are something to fight for. It’s not really true. 98% of parents are trying to love and help as much as they can.

My parents tried but didn’t. I think my sister would think I “got” more. But it’s no one’s fault.

[b]No parent can be expected to track dollars, time, rules, treatment down to the day and then repeat on the next kid.[/quote]
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This exactly.  When someone can't get over it and still view it from a childish lens as an adult is a sign that something deeper is at play.[/quote]

This is not at all what is being talked about here, but thanks for playing Golden child. [/quote]

Calling someone a golden child is childish and contemptuous. And this person in your family you call that probably is not hurt you think that way, it is not personal for them, they think you are mentally ill to make them a villan like in a movie. The name calling reveals you are a person not to be trusted because you live in a state of revenge and envy.[/quote]

Suuuuuuuuuuuure. [/quote]

You are so passive aggressive (what actually is anger) here, and probably with your parents and siblings because we have all done you wrong in your eyes, but we don't care. You appear as a delusional irritant--your anger actually has no power to shape any of us into submission into saying well we are awful and you are never wrong.[/quote]

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