Katharina Buczek
“I also told her I just had the worst seven hours of my life and that this just showed that she did not care enough about me to think how this would affect me mentally,” she vented.
Finally, she finished by telling her sister that she hated her. Afterward, her father just got her and her boyfriend a cheap hotel room to spend the night, and she has been reeling ever since.
Shockingly, though, both her sister and mom have continued to paint her as the bad guy in this situation. They are blowing up her phone with texts– claiming that what she said to her sister was extremely rude. Plus, they have accused her of overreacting to her sister’s “little test.”
So now, even though she has never felt more grief, sadness, or anguish in her entire life, she has still been left wondering if claiming to hate her sister after her sister faked her death was justified or made her the jerk.
If you received that call from your sister’s boyfriend while away on a trip, how would you have felt? What about when you arrived, expecting your sister to be dead, and she was grinning at you? Did she have a right to say she hated her sister? Why do you think her mom and sister believed the “little test” was normal and not emotionally manipulative? How would you have reacted in this situation?
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