It you’re very close then instead of blocking I probably would have just stopped responding. But either way it’s good to enforce your boundaries.

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Honestly I think it’s fine to have a bit of time to cool off before talking to her again especially if you told multiple times to stop doing something and she ignored it I feel like this happens a lot with younger siblings because we’re often looked at like the babies of the family, but we’re actually adults

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Also FYI she also has mental health issues where I’ve been nothing but supportive and did not weaponized it against her.

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I understand I had a similar situation. My older sister and I used to be close and one day she weaponized my mental health issues against me and said some hurtful things I could never forget or forgive. I pulled back after that and we tried to talk a little but she made it difficult so we don’t talk now. I don’t think you’re in the wrong but maybe unblock in a bit? I’m sorry that happened to you

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Nah, this is just what women do when they are losing an argument. She’s just petty. Next argument yall have you should use one of her insecurities against her

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Sorry to hear that your sister was so cruel to you. But you should be very proud of yourself that you didn’t stoop to her level by throwing her own mental health issues in her face. That takes a lot of inner strength! Hope you give yourself lots of self care. I am sending you big comforting hugs! 💜

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