Woman is branded 'horrible' for rejecting her sister's efforts to meet up because they have 'no connection' (but do YOU think she's in the wrong?)

by Guest Sat Mar 17, 2018 4:10 pm

[*]A British woman took to Mumsnet to question retaining family relationships
[*]She revealed she doesn't like her sister and resents meeting up weekly
[*]Users were divided over the importance of siblings remaining in contact

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by Syl Sat Mar 17, 2018 4:37 pm

I don't think she is horrible, I do think she should be straight with her sister and tell her that she doesn't want to meet her on a regular basis...save the sister making all the pointless effort.

I have a sister I cant stand her, luckily the feeling is mutual so there are no attempts to meet on either side.

by Vintage Sat Mar 17, 2018 5:14 pm

Why would you want to meet up regularly with someone you don't like, even if it is a close relative, it only gives you more scope to really fall out. Meet up at family gatherings, be as civil as you can knowing you don't need to see them for a while again and peaceful existence is continued .

by Syl Sat Mar 17, 2018 5:27 pm

Vintage wrote:Why would you want to meet up regularly with someone you don't like, even if it is a close relative, it only gives you more scope to really fall out. Meet up at family gatherings, be as civil as you can knowing you don't need to see them for a while again and peaceful existence is continued .

You are sensible Vintage. Smile

by Original Quill Sat Mar 17, 2018 5:43 pm

Just as you have a right to associate, you have a right to disassociate. In fact, it's an important tool in being a pleasant and good person, to know whom to keep at a distance...discretion being the better part of valor.

by eddie Sat Mar 17, 2018 7:53 pm

People always forget an important fact: you are lucky if you like your relatives, you’re only in each other’s lives by accident, you didn’t get to choose them.
That’s why friends are usually more important - we actually choose them.

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Woman is branded 'horrible' for rejecting her sister's efforts to meet up because they have 'no connection' (but do YOU think she's in the wrong?)

Woman is branded 'horrible' for rejecting her sister's efforts to meet up because they have 'no connection' (but do YOU think she's in the wrong?)

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Re: Woman is branded 'horrible' for rejecting her sister's efforts to meet up because they have 'no connection' (but do YOU think she's in the wrong?)

Re: Woman is branded 'horrible' for rejecting her sister's efforts to meet up because they have 'no connection' (but do YOU think she's in the wrong?)

Re: Woman is branded 'horrible' for rejecting her sister's efforts to meet up because they have 'no connection' (but do YOU think she's in the wrong?)

Re: Woman is branded 'horrible' for rejecting her sister's efforts to meet up because they have 'no connection' (but do YOU think she's in the wrong?)