“Chechi, where are you?”
That was my sister ‘Vichu’. Yes, it’s all part of a wonderful relationship called sisterhood. Fights, sharing, having fun together and even getting scoldings together. Here are some situations that I and my sister had.
Every day goes on to be the same. But the person who makes sure that doesn’t get boring (yes sometimes sooo boring that I fall asleep) is my sister. And she would even cry, scream and shout just to keep me entertained. But from my side, the greatest thing about being a sister is that we get to be TOGETHER. And yes sometimes when we are in trouble, we even depend on each other to change the subject.
Personally from my sister, she says that being a younger sister means that you can pin the blame on your older sibling. But it also means that when there is no one to support you, there is always a spot where you nestle in, a sister’s heart. She says “Me and my sister are the only who likes K-pop around here and she is the only one I can talk to about it. It includes fighting over BLACKPINK and BTS members, singing songs at the top of our lungs (obviously, to annoy our parents) and talking for infinite time about K-pop.” And what she says is totally true.
From my side being an elder sister is a big burden as well as great fun. The nicest part is that you are in control of your sister. Like you are the one who decides, the one who gets more ice-cream. But being in charge of her also means you have to show her the right and wrong. And you are the one who have to teach her zillions of game, so her friends don’t think that she is boring. While talking about music, I try to fill her with pop news which is pretty easy. Thanks to our Google Home.
Having a sister means that you have someone to always love you, someone who understands all your silly games and sayings, that one and only person who never considers themselves ahead of you, a true SISTER.