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Nov 28, 2016, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by TishaBuv
I agree with how the rivalry started long ago. My mom says my oldest sister was never the same when my middle sister was born. (I'm the baby). But they each gravitated to their separate strengths as not to run in the same circles and compete.
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This is part of why I suggested working with a therapist on reparenting. I feel bad for the OP that his parents allowed such a rivalry to form. I think it's a parents' duty to encourage good relationships between their children and not allow these rivalries to get out of control. Of course there will be some amount of rivalry, but it shouldn't be to the point of one child wanting to kill another.
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