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Input: So my sister (14) is a straight up bully. She’s constantly going for me and anyone else she can, even if there’s no actual reason at all.


One of my (F 16) biggest issues with her is how she treats me. I am chronically ill and disabled. She regularly makes fun of my knee braces, my walker, and my cane, even the speed at which I walk. It’s not even lighthearted- even if it were, not funny- she’s straight up being a douche. 
She regularly leaves me alone in places because she refuses to slow down a little. 
She also makes fun of my appearance and clothes. Now, I’m not any sort of goddess or anything but I’m certainly not ugly. I’m very clean and obsessive about my hygiene. I take very good care of my skin and am lucky enough to not have a single dot (not that acne is actually ugly, it’s natural and I recognize that, but most people that have it don’t want it). 
On the other hand, my sister is filthy. She always has greasy hair and a greasy face, she wears the same paint and snot covered sweatshirt. She’s even developed a hunchback from her shitty posture. 
But, she always goes after me, and my clothes, the color I dye my hair, etc. 


She also likes to come home and shit talk her classmates. She calls girls sluts just because she doesn’t like them. Absolutely one of those “I’m not like other girls” types. She makes up stories about how people “bully” her and then later admits they were false. 


I try and stay silent, but she continues to attack me. But when I snap and get back at her (which I’m very good at, I could probably destroy her entire life as she knows it... but I don’t) I’m the bad guy and the one that gets punished. 


On the off chance my parents do something, they just take her phone, and she goes and slams the door and throws a tantrum. 


FYI, we are both in therapy. I have depression and social anxiety, so her harassment isn’t helping. And it’s already hard enough to be confident as a teen with a disability. She, on the other hand, has nothing wrong with her but a shit attitude. 


I GET that she’s a preteen and going through stuff, but that is not an excuse to be the way she is. I went through horrible things when I was 13, but my anger was always directed at myself. I NEVER lashed out at anyone, especially my family. 


I’m so tired of being treated like shit and her being allowed to get away with it. It almost makes me feel like I’m overreacting and not worth it. Am I the asshole for calling her out every now and then?

calling my sister out