If you grew up with a sibling or two or even three, then you'll understand the weird relationship that you have with them. One minute they're your favorite person in the world, you're watching movies together and bonding over how much you hate your parents. The next minute you want to kill them, you can't imagine how much better your life would be without them, and you start a rumor that they were adopted. These tweets will hit home hard but probably not as hard as your siblings hate you.
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Growing up with brothers is both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand, it helps you know how to deal with men from an early age, teaches you how to fight and hold your own, and you'll always have someone to protect you if necessary. On the flipside, brothers are a total pain in the ass. They fight you, they tease you, and they fart all the damn time. Seriously—I'd know; I grew up with two of them. So if you also had the pleasure or displeasure of growing up with brothers, then you'll relate hard to these tweets.
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Women are always getting judged and objectified for how they dress. At school, in the office, on the street, at the gym. Really this list could go on for days. But the one place we should supposedly be safe is in our homes, right? Apparently wrong. A 17-year-old girl got scolded by her mother for wearing pyjamas that were too 'showy' when her little brother had friends over for a sleepover. Unless she had it all hanging out in some see-through lingerie set (which I highly doubt), this story just reaks of internalized misogyny.
On Reddit's 'Am I The A-hole' page, this teen wants to know if she is the A-hole for not wearing modest pyjamas in her own home.
