Victim blaming
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Plant weed in her room for your parents to see. That way she gets in trouble and is no longer the golden child.
Start hiding your parents stuff in her room, in a place she won't look, eventually they're look around and find them in her room, and she'll get blamed.
An eerie parallel to the tragic events in ferguson.
My cousin used to beat me up something chronic, but nobody ever believed me, and if they had evidence presented to them, they said that I provoked him. It's an unfair world.
I FU$&@?! HATE WHEN THAT HAPPENS. I have a little sister to and she does shit like that, man I love her but she can be very...
Punch her in the face, then run to your parents and tell them she ran into a wall. It makes you look like a "loving" brother and her like an idiot kid.
You should start a conversation about this with your parents. If they practically ignore you like they did here, say calmy, but make sure they hear it, "Well, it's nice to know that you have a favorite kid" They will probably freak out, and hopefully feel some sort of guilt. It'll shake 'em up and maybe they will be fair in the future. Good luck.
"Accidentally" take a dump on her bed..
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parents have favorites. and since she's younger for sure they'll be on her side.
My brother was the golden child until he got high and tried to run over our Mum in his car. So, you know... Anything is possible. Also she felt so bad she bought me $4000 of furniture. It doesn't make up for 24 years of being ignored, but it's a start.