Joys and Challenges of Siblings
Why is being a big sister difficult?
If you're the eldest, do you feel the same?
I’m not the eldest in my family, but since my sister moved abroad, I’ve had to step into her shoes. It's been four years since she left home. Back then, I was in college, and my only job was coming home for holidays to rest and eat lots of food.
I have a brother, too. We are three siblings. He grew up so fast! My sister and I still remember about his childhood. Even though I’m not very expressive with him, I love him. He is our little one.
You might wonder why I’m talking so much about siblings. Well, my brother is leaving for college in a few days, heading to another state. He needed to prep up everything in order, so my mom, my friend, and I went shopping to buy him clothes. We invested a lot of time to ensure he got everything he needed, and we had fun, too!
What I’m trying to say is that being the eldest can be a tough nut to crack sometimes. You can’t spend time with your siblings the way you want to. You can’t play with them when you want to, and sometimes you have to be the bad cop for their own good. There will be times when you want to be there but can’t. So, grab every moment you can to be with them.
I’ve seen people who don’t even talk to their siblings, and it breaks my heart. My parents could have gone shopping with my brother and gotten him everything, but I jumped at the opportunity and felt responsible.
We siblings mostly fight like cats and dogs, but we also love each other deeply. I know many of you must feel the same way. So, take every opportunity to stay connected with your siblings. Don’t make excuses. One day, you might regret it if you don’t.
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