There are several stories here about sibling rivalry, some make you laugh some make you cry and some make you wince.

I liked the one where the sisters told their brother that he would turn into a girl when he was nine. A dream for so many here.....

Why not read a few and add your own story?

hugs and kisses

Pauline xxx


http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2012/aug/25/sibling-rivalry-getting-own-back

Sadly none of mine said that to me! x

When I told my little sister, she said ' I always wanted an older sister'....bless....:)

xxx


This post was edited by Wrolf Blinkdog at August 26, 2012 7:03 PM BST

Well, that certainly killed off that forum, shame really as it was another pleasant thought provoking idea from Pauline...

when i first told my sister she was made up and when we played house she wanted me to be the mum but now she thinks that I should have given up it all up

sorry , but when i told my sister,
she said she wanted nothing to do with me ,
we havent spoken for 9 years now .
her lost , not mine
but since then ive found out her daughter is gayand she accepts her.
nothing as queer as family eh ?

Hi Saralouise (lovely name,btw)
Their loss indeed x

thank you Natalie , lovely comment, hugs hon xx.
and yes its there loss,
as im very happy with my girlfriend and living life ive always wanted

my mother accpeted when my cousin said he was gay, but when i joked about wearing womens clothes, she went mad, and said I bloody hope not, I said it to see her reaction and it just happened how I thought she would react, I think that even one of her long time friends son is gay and she accepts him no problem, my mother and her friend go on holidays and the son and his mate take them and then collect them from the station or airport always, but then my relationship with my mother has never been good anyway, so maybe I should tell her, I know the rest of the family will know within hours, but its how they treat or react to me afterwards

@Saralouise~ I'm glad you're both happy now
Hugs natalie xx

@Samantha I hope everything's OK,and wish you luck.I've yet to come out,and dreading it. xx

Its your choice Samantha. I guess it depends on whether you value their opinions and on whether or not you want to be Samantha with your family.

I told mine and those family members who know are very supportive; for many reasons I chose to be in drab mode around my family, and I still do that.

So there are alternatives to WW3 and total conflict which are acceptable to both sides - in some families not all families of course.

I wish you luck

hugs and kisses

Pauline xxx
This post was edited by Pauline Smith at August 27, 2012 12:52 PM BST

My sister was not happy with me wearing her cloths lol x

How does your sister feel now,Veronica? x

well ever since she told me to stop wearing her cloths we havent spoken about it since...must be about 40 years ago to x

That's a long time!I don't think my brothers would be too impressed.I hope my sister might be more accepting
x

My little sister and her partner are 100% supportive of me, my brother dosent know and I wouldent tell him as he has rather a loose tounge. x