Who is more right here?
My younger sister, eighteen, came to my room and said, "Will you come shopping with me? I need food for tomorrow." She said, "Now I have to get dressed right away, and we should leave because they close at 9 p.m." I told her at first, "Why me?" and then saw that the store didn't close until 10 p.m. after I checked before she did. But she said, "But I want to go now." Then I wanted to tell her, "Give me 10 minutes and I'll be ready," but she stormed off before she could hear me.
Then she went to my mother to complain about me. I called her, but then I thought, that's her problem, that she wouldn't listen to me. And then I didn't get ready, so I told her, "I wanted to tell you that I was getting ready, but you left." "We never said whether we were leaving now or not." And then she said, "But that was fifteen minutes ago." Yes, I thought she hadn't heard that, she hadn't told me whether we were leaving now or not. Then she took advantage of my tired mother, who worked with her to make me look like the bad person. Who has more rights here?
It’s not important to find out who’s right.
Stand to you and your deeds, words – and also thinking. Then you always do everything right. Then you do not have to justify or contest. You know you acted right. This is true. For you.
She has another right. That’s her right. You don’t have to do that. Let her live her life. If she can’t go shopping alone, she’s probably very young.
If your mother has to go with you then the child – your sister – should not go shopping too late!
Thanks for your answer, but she’s eighteen, so no child. So she wouldn’t have needed anyone for shopping, would she? But because she just came out when I was talking to her and saying that I’m going to come, I assumed she doesn’t want to go with me anymore.
Eighteen. And behave like 5 who wants to buy a sucker and needs Mommy. Does that make sense?
Your mother, as long as you put your feet under her table, your mother is always right…
Kindergarten…
rather the hort – level?
Your mother is right, if she throws you out
Yeah, that’s kind of a thing.
https://youtu.be/dWDZgzcbbZ4?feature=shared
What kindergarten!
Right!
Thank you.
I’d like to confirm your answer. But I can only confirm an answer. I’m sorry.