6 Things Every Sister is Really Hoping to Hear from Her Brother
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I am a middle child.
The only sister between two brothers.
And we grew up the way most families grew up in our neighborhood. Sometimes we fought and sometimes we had fun. We played board games together, rode the bus to school, went on camping trips, and launched huge pillow fights when our parents weren’t home (sorry about that, mom!).
I don’t remember my brothers ever being truly mean to me and I knew, deep down, that they loved me.
But we didn’t really talk much about that.
Okay, we didn’t talk about it at all. It just wasn’t cool or comfortable for brothers and sisters to say that kind of stuff to each other.
So I had to wait until we were older – as in, grown-up, married-with-families-of-our-own, older – to hear that they loved and appreciated me.
And by then I was glad to hear it. Really, really glad.
But I don’t want our daughters to have to wait until they’re married and moved out to hear from their brothers.
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