A woman is struggling with whether to invite her sister to Christmas after a series of disagreements and icy exchanges.
Today's Original Poster (OP) found herself in a difficult situation when a disagreement about weekend plans and a Facebook block escalated into a full-blown conflict with her sister. And now, the OP is left wondering if she has to invite her sister for the holidays. The sister came over for her birthday, but decided not to engage with her as she just sat on the sofa on her phone.
Now the author is questioning inviting her sister over for Christmas as she wants to avoid tantrums and protect her sanity, her sister loved these outings as an opportunity for her son to bond with his cousin. However, in November, the sisters had a fight. The OP’s sister was upset that she didn’t cancel her plans to visit their elderly mom. What followed was an emotionally charged argument, which ended in the sister blocking her. She never unblocked her, but would reach out to her via WhatsApp if she needed something. Their relationship hit another snag in December, starting with a frosty exchange at her nephew’s birthday party. Whereas the OP was sick of it; the tantrums and the ingratitude, and so, she simply “mirrored her sister’s coldness”., and her sister arrived unenthusiastically, offering an offhand “happy birthday,” no gift, and little help with the party preparations. To add insult to injury, her sister ignored the chaos caused by her son and seemed more engaged with her phone than with the celebration. The OP went further to state that when she decided to confront her sister about what had happened between them, the sister only said that as usual, the OP just didn’t understand her. Around the corner, the OP is faced with a difficult choice— inviting her sister to her place for Christmas or not. Inviting her could mean opening the door to more tension, but excluding her might deepen the rift, especially since their mother is also invited
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