Post: #26

I understand my sister better now. I am definitely calmer when i speak to her. I don't reveal much to my mum and pop. They both strongly believe in equality between guys and girls, and in fact are some what more generous to sis because they believe she needs more protection.

Post: #27

I see how much my mother coddles my sister. My mother certainly plays favorites in my family and really likes to cater towards her needs, even if my sister throws it back in her face on a constant basis. My sister apparently works in a hostile work environment and is always stressed out. She always seeks out sympathy and my mother always plays into it.

My sister has no idea how to date because she is antisocial and very picky. She asked me for advice and I gave her my thoughts. She of course dismisses it outright saying I'm full of shit. That girl is hopeless. I know that she will never find anyone with her horrid attitude and perfectionist personality.

I also see how useless my mother's sister has become. She does not do anything when she lives very close to my grandparents who are really physically struggling. She always thinks my mother will save the day and take care of them despite her living 250 miles away.

Pretty much, I see right through all the BS and recognized how useless some of my family members are or have become.

Post: #28

My interactions with them are largely the same. I still love my mother and sister, that hasn't changed. However, I am more prone to call them out on their bullshit now than I was before taking the Red Pill, and as studmuffin52 says, I'm much calmer now in interactions with my sister. And I appreciate my grandmother a lot more than before, and see the bullshit she has to put up with from my aunt (typical post-wall, divorced carousel riding, entitled Baby Boomer), who lives with (read: mooches off) her.