After Her Sister Said She Shouldn’t Surprise Her Daughter With Her First Car, She Told Her Sister To Quit Being Jealous Of Her And Her Life

This 36-year-old woman’s sister, 42, has always been the “golden child” of their family. Her sister was spoiled and got whatever she wanted. However, her sister was never satisfied and always whined and badmouthed anyone with things she didn’t have.

She has three children and is overwhelmed but does her best. Meanwhile, her sister is a single mom to four children. Unfortunately, her children don’t like her sister’s often poorly behaved children. Her 15-year-old daughter and her sister’s 14-year-old daughter can’t stand one another.

“My niece stole money from my daughter’s piggy bank, which she had since she was 1. I told my sister to tell her daughter to give it back, but she said she didn’t take it,” she said.

Eventually, her niece returned her daughter’s money, but her sister was angry and claimed she was blowing the situation out of proportion. Her sister accused her of being self-centered.

While she has no idea why her sister despises her so much, she notices that her sister can’t stand when she purchases things for herself. She often buys items from Macy’s, makeup from Sephora, clothing, and kitchen appliances. In her view, how she spends her money is none of her sister’s business.

“She also seems to blame me because she doesn’t have a good relationship with her baby daddies. How am I to blame? I honestly don’t get it. She’s jealous of everything I have,” she explained.

In her view, her sister is envious when other people have things out of her reach. Her sister claimed she was a “gold digger” and that she boasted about her wealthy husband, which isn’t accurate.

During their mom’s recent 69th birthday party, her sister thought she and her husband were strange and disgusting for being publicly affectionate with each other.

During the party, she brought up her daughter’s upcoming 16th birthday and told her aunt she hoped to purchase her daughter a vehicle as a surprise. Her aunt thought this was a great birthday present idea.

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