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Input: Ever since I was young my sister (11) has always had all of the attention. She's also gotten all the awards and one-uped me. She always knew she was smart but she treated me like an idiot even though she's 2 1/2 years younger (I'm 14). Every time she'd say some fact and I'd say I knew it or I said some interesting fact she'd be like 'how did YOU know that' as if I'm an idiot. I'm not even a dumb kid. I'm pretty smart, I just have dyslexia and adhd but I still get mostly a's. But because of her none of my acomplishments get noticed. 

My parents always seeme to focus on her. They focused on getting her into selective school and a scholarship but they didn't even try with scholarships for me and only gave me one selective school practice test. They help her heaps and tell her when there are all sorts of oppurtunities but didn't try do any of the reccomendations for me for my adhd and dyslexia even though with help I could do really well.

She also always has tantrumns. When I have friends over she'll insist on playing video games with us but if she doesn't win she'll throw a fit. One time I mentioned to my brother a new JonTron video was out because he's said many times JonTron was the only Youtuber he really watched and my sister had an hour long breakdown. I can't go a week without having a fight with her resulting in a tantrumn and I can't hang out with my friemds without including her so they have to expeirience it too.

My parents also seemed to only be invested in how she was. The past to years have been really shit for me (things are a bit better now). I've had suicidal thoughts, self harmed, struggled with my sexuality and remembered some repressed memories of sexual abuse. But yet no one could tell a thing was off and no one asked. I'm not say she shouldn't have the support, she definitly should, she needs it, but it feels like my parents are neglecting to help me

Theres a lot of other small reasons I grew to dislike her like her saying socially unnaceptable things and being a bit of a bitch and being mean to other people or being selfish. 

I only found out she has autism a few months ago but I had grown a hatred for her when I was younger which was now more of a dislike but I still feel bad. I've been trying to like her more but it's hard. I feel like a bit of an asshole, but what do you think? AITA? 

not liking my autistic sister who I only found out recently has autism