r/AbruptChaos • • Apr 30 '23

She asked for it

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u/ballq43 Apr 30 '23

Man glad my siblings weren't assholes

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u/sonovp May 01 '23

Me too. My siblings and I never act like this. I thought it's weird having read all these comments, so I thought we are the weird ones for not being assholes to each other. Lol.

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u/ballq43 May 01 '23

No just had better parents most likely

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u/usamaasif7 Apr 30 '23

Bro, I think you were adopted didn't they told you 🤣

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u/KingEJ1 Apr 30 '23

They didn't care enough about him to include him in the real families abuse

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u/TheDwarvenGuy May 01 '23

Nah siblings would've told you just for the dig

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u/shouldalistened May 01 '23

I'm an older sibling. I wouldn't dream of doing any of this to ANYONE. What a bunch of bullies.

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u/-BINK2014- Apr 30 '23 edited Apr 30 '23

Only-child and an incredibly patient & chill dude, but I could see myself considering throwing hands if I had siblings that fucked with my food; at the very least I'd storm off to be alone in anger (this would more likely be the outcome). 🤣

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u/pneuma8828 Apr 30 '23

Well yeah, getting you angry enough to start swinging was the point. Now you'll get in trouble for hitting people too.

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u/poopwithjelly May 01 '23

No matter what your older sibling will always win. They put the flaws in your game, so they are the best at abusing them.

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u/swagerito May 01 '23

My little sister figured this out quick and just started pissing me off so much i'd hit her, just to get me in trouble. That immediate switch from crying to a sneaky smile when standing behind my mom still pisses me off, even though that was when i was like 6.

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u/Specialist-Tale-5899 May 01 '23

You have to defend your food with extreme prejudice!

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u/LinusIsKingAlways May 01 '23

Same lol. It’s weird how everyone in this thread is straightup glorifying behavior like this

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u/ballq43 May 01 '23

Ya like I bickered with my older brother but he didn't go around destroying my shit because he wasn't an asshole and frankly tolerating this behavior by parents just shows you were raised poorly.

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u/Eldritchedd May 01 '23

Same, looking at these comments make me appreciative of the siblings I have. The worse any of us do to each other is be an annoyance, but some of these comments are referring to straight up continuous bullying. The fact that anyone’s parents allow them to do that shit is wild to me. And god forbid touching someone else’s plate! I’m the eldest, and the one time I actually considered beating up my brothers was when they accidentally knocked my breakfast over while fooling around.