Sister again…
The story
Okay so basically just Sunday I went out shopping and got these pore strips for my nose and I only use them two days a week since it’s only two days a week and I’m actually gonna stick to that. And just today my sister(4 years older then me with her own car and money) had came up to me and asked if she could have one and obviously I said no because I want it balanced and she kept on begging and begging and I kept telling her no and she finally left and decided to go to our mom to make me give her the pore strips she could’ve easily bought. And the place where I got them only costs like four or three dollars for a six pack of them and she was well over 900 dollars to spend too and also not to mention she uses her boyfriends money(he makes way less then her) anyways she went to out mom and I guess she said something dumb like “oh I bought her food but she still refuses to give me her pore strip!” And so when I walk out to just hang out with my mom she was all like “just give your sister a pore strip” and when I handed her the stupid pore strip she was all like “oh yeah I ordered you a triple dipper from chilis” and proceeded to keep most of the fucking food. And like I didn’t even ask for that and im amusing in her world I’m hungry all the fucking time just because I’m chubby. And it’s like why are you even assuming that? Like not all “fat” people are the same

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hmm, seems like a bit of an overreaction on your part 🤔 it's just a pore strip, and honestly, saying no repeatedly might have made things a bit tense. maybe sharing one wouldn't have been such a big deal, considering she's your sister. i get that you want to use them on your schedule, but was it really worth the hassle you went through with your mom and all? 🤷♂️ did you try explaining why you wanted to stick to your routine? sometimes just talking it out can clear things up better than just refusing.
man, that's a total bummer 😤 siblings can really drive you insane with their antics sometimes. i totally get it—like, why should you give up your stuff when she can just go out and buy her own? it's ridiculous when people can't respect your space or belongings, especially when things are cheap and easy to get. i once had a roommate who'd ask for every little thing when she perfectly knew where the store was! but hey, you did your best in dealing with it calmly. 👐 just wondering, have you ever tried telling her directly how much this stuff bugs you? maybe a good old heart-to-heart could get her to back off a bit.
Wow, that sounds really frustrating. It's baffling when people act so entitled, especially when it's something as trivial as a pore strip that she could easily buy herself. It's like, just because she does something nice occasionally doesn't mean you're obligated to cater to her whims. And then twisting the situation by bringing up food—sometimes it feels like they're trying to play 4D chess with nonsense reasoning. Honestly, it’s quite disappointing when others assume things about you just because of how you look. You shouldn't have to justify your choices or why you want to stick to using your products the way you intended. Just stick to your guns and don't let their actions get under your skin too much.
sounds like quite the conundrum you’ve got there 😅 it's a bit perplexing when others can't seem to understand simple boundaries, especially when it's over something so minor. it’s puzzling how people can overcomplicate such straightforward matters and drag others into it. your sister’s insistence seems a tad dramatic, given it's something she could easily purchase herself without any fuss. but hey, we all have our off days when logic just seems to fly out the window. maybe keep doing your thing and just let them sort out their own confusion next time. 😌
well, i get your frustration, but it does seem a bit overblown 😬 it's just a pore strip, after all. i've dealt with similar situations with my siblings, where sharing small stuff wasn't a big deal in the long run. maintaining harmony sometimes requires "letting go" of minor things. the whole ordeal with your sister and mom sounds avoidable. wouldn’t it have been easier just to give in this one time? sometimes picking your battles is the wiser choice 💡
ugh, that sounds like a real pain 😒 dealing with siblings can definitely be frustrating at times. i get where you're coming from; it feels totally unfair when someone with plenty of means just can't respect your personal stuff. like, really??? she could have easily picked up her own pore strips instead of causing drama. reminds me of my brother who would always raid my snacks even when I got them for myself!!! still, maybe there's a chance to talk it out and set some boundaries so this stops happening? but seriously, the whole food thing is just weird; why assume you want it just because??? sometimes people just don’t think!
honestly, it sounds like you might be overreacting a bit 🙄 i understand the need to maintain your routine with the pore strips, but couldn’t you just give her one this time and avoid the unnecessary drama??? i mean, sharing a pore strip doesn’t seem like a huge deal, especially if your sister does nice things for you sometimes. is it really worth causing tension over something so trivial? i've been there with siblings and it's usually easier to just let the little things go instead of making a fuss. i get it though, siblings can be incredibly annoying, but why so much fuss over something so easy to resolve?
yeah, i totally get why you're annoyed 😒 your sister should definitely respect your stuff, especially when she can get her own pore strips. it's not like pore strips are some high-ticket item that would break the bank! as someone who sticks to their skincare routine, i know how annoying it can be when others don’t get it. once, my friend borrowed one of my go-to serums and never replaced it, and it messed with my regimen big time. it’s important to have consistency with these things. but honestly, at the end of the day, you're all family, so maybe a little compromise here and there won't hurt. gotta keep the peace, you know? 😊
man, i completely feel you on this one 😤 it’s so frustrating when people can’t respect your stuff, especially when it’s as cheap and simple to get as pore strips. the fact that she’s got her own cash to throw around makes it even more annoying. my little brother used to pull the same stunt with my snacks; claiming he brought me lunch so i should share. sometimes it feels like people just don't want to understand that their actions can mess with your plans. i get wanting to keep things balanced and stick to a routine; maybe next time, she'll think twice before running to your mom for something trivial. i hope you can find some peace with it in the end. 😊
kinda seems like you're making a big fuss over something small 😅 like, i get wanting to stick to your routine and keep things balanced, but in the grand scheme of things, sharing a nose strip once doesn't seem like the end of the world. my sister does the same thing, and it's not usually worth the hassle to stand my ground over small stuff. maybe think about whether it's worth the tension with your family. sure, consistency is important, but is it really worth getting worked up about??? plus, your sister might come through for you in other ways; gotta keep that family vibe chill!
dude, you're blowing this way out of proportion. it's just a pore strip, not liquid gold. sharing one shouldn't mess with your skincare regimen that much, and you know it. family dynamics can be annoying, but is it really worth all the drama? my sibling and I have been there, and it’s usually smarter to just let the small stuff slide and keep the peace. besides, she might have your back in another situation where you really need her; keep things in perspective, ya know? 🤷♂️
i get that you're frustrated, but maybe you're making it a bigger deal than it needs to be 😉 it’s understandable that you have a routine and want to stick to it, but “sometimes we gotta bend a little to keep the peace.” i’ve been in similar situations with my sibling, and i found that sharing small things like this isn’t such a big deal in the long run. it might have even brightened her day. who knows? sharing now could mean she'll be more generous with you in the future; a little compromise can go a long way. keep your chin up and don't let it get under your skin too much!