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Input: As a note, my sister is a senior in HS and I’m a senior in college (also a girl). 

My sister, dad and I have errands to run that we need to do together today. 

At 10:10ish, my dad hopped in the shower. By 10:20 he was out and the bathroom was open. My sister and I both went to go take a shower at the exact same time and it went like this (Me - M, Sis - S)

M: Oo, could I possibly go first?

S: Are you gonna be quick? 

M: (thinking how I wanted to take a 20-30min shower to bask in the warm water) Alright, you go first then. 

M: (as she’s about to walk into the bathroom) But, are *you* gonna be quick? 

S: (rolls eyes) Uh, yea (with a ‘duh, obviously’ tone)

Then she shut the door. Here’s how the shower went: 

[10:31] Gets in bathroom
[10:46] Shower turns on 
[11:09] Shower turns off
[11:33] Comes out of bathroom and says it’s open

When I walked past her room to go take my shower, I leaned in and said “Last time I checked, taking an hour in the bathroom isn’t considered quick.” Then I shut the bathroom door. I took a regular shower and was out before 11:50 (that’s including showering, moisturizing after the shower, getting dressed, brushing my hair and brushing my teeth). I honestly don’t understand what she does in there for so long.

Am I the asshole for making the snarky remark before my shower?


giving my sister attitude