I hate my little sister. (rant alert)

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#22
Wow...11 years old or not, she's old enough to know she's being a giant brat.

I can only echo what Fran and Renee said...padlock your stuff in your room and then just ignore her until she can act like a normal human being.
 

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Don't worry. I hate my sister too. There is no rule that you have to like your family!
 

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#24
Haha, your sister sounds a little like mine used to be.

Mine was pretty bad. She lied, she stole, she did drugs, she would get in giant fights with my parents all the time. She acted out because my dad never gave us attention unless he was angry.

She did, however, learn some hard lessons and has matured into a lovely young woman that I can be proud of. So have hope. :)
 

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Meh, me and my sister hated each other when she was younger (and I was).

We're now 29 and 22 and get on great. Well, apart from when she's being a little bitch ;)

Prob a lot to do with your age and her age.
 

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#26
I'd say put a password on your computer, and can you get a lock put on your bedroom door?
This. Put a password on it. No reason not to. As for your room, is it actually possible to keep her out? From what I remember it looks like it really isn't. :( She sounds like an evil little brat. . . to be honest, I'd be resorting to physical violence to get my point across. And if you can remove the blanket and other things special to you that she steals from your house to a friend's for the time being, that might help.
 

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I remember years ago my ex bf bought me this beautiful blue dress (this was in the 90's, I thought it was fab :p )

My sister promptly took a bottle of foundation makeup and smeared it all over said dress the day after I received it (xmas pressie). Ruined and unreturnable.

Did she get told off? Or did I get blamed for leaving my makeup out. In MY room....

Little sisters are there to torment us.
 

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#28
Just want to point out that if you're going to lock Frodo in your room, be sure to give your mom or someone who isn't your sister in the house a key so that if something happens, like a fire, they can get in to let Frodo out of the house. That's what I was thinking the entire time I saw anyone say to lock him in your room.

And password protect your sister... and ignore her, and if that doesn't work, smack her. ;D
 

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