The rivalry of the brothers is hell. I think the energy crisis could be resolved overnight if the four of us could take advantage of the amount of effort they put into each other’s extreme jealousy. The oldest person routinely blames me and his wife for how to treat the rest. Given that she is 19 years old, she was from last year to the old days of the 2010s, but the situation was very tough. How spoiled her three brothers are, how she never got what she wanted.
He’s a complete exaggeration, given that we had the time and money to spend generously on her when she was young, but she’s still drawn into some sort of Harry Potter / Dursley family situation. I’m sticking to the idea that I was. A 14 year old child has a simple focus on rivalry. If his sister is allowed to drink, he should also be allowed to drink. Legality is severely restricted.
However, it actually appears in the two young people. The main reason is that they are the closest in age. Thing One is almost nine years old and Thing Two is seven years old, trapped in a constant battle over who got what, when. It doesn’t matter if it’s your birthday or another special occasion. The other is “Where is mine?” If you receive a gift.
A recent issue was the fitness tracker, where sporty and older people began to mark his first communion. Because if you relentlessly count your steps, every day can be a sacred pilgrimage in the Camino style.
Looking at the set of services his brother offers on the tracker, he has very inaccurate step counts, very inaccurate weather forecasts, and alarms that aren’t useful to just two people who have no problem getting up in the house. Is displayed. Morning — He also insisted on getting it and gave me all the money of the Tooth Fairy for the last few years. The total amount is 8 euros. But in the hope that we could cool our rivals for a while, we got one. Wrong.
Today, they are trapped in a step-counting death march, often found in the living room, orbiting each other in the wrath of collecting steps. When we took them for lunch and a trip to the cinema, we understood how bad it was, and they thought it would help them get more steps. So they kept hitting their feet all the time.
If you read this and want to call a social service, rest assured that within a month both fitness trackers are likely to be lost, damaged, or abandoned as a priority arena for rivals.My guess is that they will just come back FortniteOr a lego build, or something that does not require physical exercise.
Part of the reason they are so jealous of each other is that they are incredibly close — age and emotional. They share a lot of clothes with the bedroom and they are best friends when they are not deadly enemies. It may last long, but I know enough families that if the siblings no longer speak, or they speak, it brings an explosive debate.
No one can judge these situations from the outside. Only those who lived within the family unit may be able to say how this happened, but everyone still gives a different explanation. This is not the case you can say, well, there is always one. Because they are the same home products as everything else, no matter what one does, what they say, what they don’t do, or what they don’t say.
So what went wrong? How can I prevent it? “Who has taken more steps”, but how do you stop who gets more love, who gets more kindness, and more care? I try to be as conscious of my parents as possible and reassure them that they all feel equally frustrated (humor is the main means of communicating with them). But don’t call social welfare agencies. There is an atmosphere here.)
But jealousy seems inevitable, and what we can do is hope that the “dessert-boosting person” will not develop into a costly and ugly court battle over inheritance for decades. ..
This scenario means there’s an inheritance worth competing, but if I have to keep buying all four for everyone forever, some dusty budget fitness trackers Except for, they can leave something to fight.
