My Teen Sister Doesn't Feel Safe in Her Home. My Solution is a Little Out There.
Briefly

The article addresses a dilemma faced by a sibling contemplating taking in her half-sister, Miley, following a tumultuous conflict with their shared sister, Violet. The situation escalated when Violet invaded Miley's privacy by exposing her diary, culminating in a physical confrontation at school and subsequent unequal punishment from their parents. The author questions whether to take responsibility for Miley, reflecting on their parents' favoritism toward Violet and Miley's increasing distress, marked by consistent pleas to move in. The commencement of the new school year presents an opportunity for a fresh start as the sisters would attend separate high schools.
Emotional distress arises from family dynamics, as siblings Miley and Violet face rivalry intensified by favoritism, leading to a pivotal decision about living arrangements.
Confronted with their daughters' escalating conflict, the parent should reconsider their roles, acknowledging emotional effects on the children and adjusting expectations accordingly.
Read at Slate Magazine
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