Siblings Feel Nothing But Glee As Their Youngest Sister Fails To Enter Her Dream Colleges Despite Being Parents’ Huge Favorite siblings relationship
It all ended with 11 rejections from the teen’s dream colleges, including Yale and Harvard, as she literally ditched her studies the entire last semester
As a result, as the author of the post admits, the sister began to consciously use and abuse this advantage, deceiving and avoiding responsibility and making the life of her siblings as hard as possible. Moreover, according to the OP, sometimes it came to petty theft, when their sister used to steal any cash she could find from all of her relatives, while her parents, on the contrary, always defended her. Even when her older sister once caught her on camera doing it, the OP recalls.
And so, as it turned out, despite the fact that the youngest sister seemed to sincerely consider herself a star student, in reality, she ditched almost the whole last semester. Nevertheless, the girl seriously dreamed of Yale or Harvard – and was incredibly shocked when out of the twelve colleges where she applied, eleven refused her flatly. Moreover, “the school she got accepted to accepts literally anyone with a pulse that can pay,” the author of the post sarcastically notes.
Other psychologists just agree with this – parents playing favorites usually does not bring anything good to the family, especially in the long run. “It’s different for every family,” Michele Levin, family therapist and co-owner of Blueprint Mental Health, states. “Some siblings will notice it and feel bad or guilty for the other and it will help them bond, while others will hold resentments or competitiveness.
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