You cannot change your sister. You can only control your reaction. And since you know what to expect, prepare yourself to be disappointed.
Dear Lisi: My sister and I have been at odds for a few years. We didn’t see eye-to-eye during the COVID-19 pandemic, and we lived through those years very differently. We’re both married with children, so our thoughts, decisions and actions affected our spouses and our children as well. And we live in different countries.
Should I reach out and remind my sister? Should I tell her how important it is to me that she contact them? Or do I let it go?You cannot change your sister’s attitudes or behaviour. You know that. What’s important to you seemingly isn’t important to her. Or maybe it is, but she pretends it isn’t just to enrage you.
“However, for those who seem genuine and of reasonable proximity, I am increasingly questioning. Why subscribe if you don’t intend to be active? I have gotten into the routine, on all three sites I have tried, to just delete if shown no activity of any kind for a month. “I have had numerous interactions with the site administrators. My conclusion is now that they really don’t care as long as they keep receiving subscription fees. The proof of this has been the sob email I receive from each administrator when I advise that I won’t be renewing. Unfortunately, I gave into one, with the experience that the second subscription had even less relevant activity.
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