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My husband defended me against my toxic sister.

I told him to not apologize.

Hey, take your apology.

Throw it away, all right?

We don't need it.

This is my first time posting here, but I've commented a lot.

So I'm using a new account to stay anonymous.

I, female, and the youngest of seven kids.

The problem I have is with my eldest sibling, my sister Mary. Mary has always undermined

and judge my choices growing up. By the way, this comes from plus apricot 2067 on the R slash

okay storytime subreddit. So, for example, when I wanted to take a gap year after high school to save money for

university, Mary told me it was a bad idea and that once I took a gap year, I'd never go back

just like her.

I almost didn't go through with it because she made me second guess myself.

To be fair, it is hard to restart school after taking time off.

To be fair. It is. But not impossible. It's not impossible. I actually have a friend who did that.

Yeah. A lot of people did it during COVID. He took a gap year and did the Peace Corps.

Oh, that's sick. And then went back to school. That's sick.

Yeah. I feel like I couldn't go back to school after doing the peace court. I feel like I would have too much perspective to. I feel like it jazzed him up. Like he wanted to do like for a stranger. Oh, that's cool. Yeah. That's really cool. Yeah. So then after the gap year, I changed my major, maybe to forest something, whatever you just said,

after the first semester.

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