What to do if you like your sister Not biologically 5

Sky.. I bless you.

Find another one.

That's right, I have a younger sister (not biological) I met online, at first I was his brother, then I confessed to her, and now I am with her and have a great time, I hope you can too.

As long as it's not within three generations of blood relationship, it doesn't matter, just chase any girl, be bold!

Don't be, she's your sister, it's not biological, that's also a sister, it's my sister first, be sensible, don't hurt her

Don't be funny.

You're such an amazing character.

However, giving up is the best way to go.

Hey....This shouldn't have been! My sister is still my sister, so let's take it as a dream, but I can't go wrong.

If there is no blood relationship, if there is no blood relationship, just chase it, and if there is, don't expect it!

It doesn't make sense, unless your family is as open-minded as Westerners. Give up, there is no grass at the end of the world.

Could it be because you've been exposed to it too much? will hallucinate you, and you may just be a reflection of puberty. It may also be because it is not easy for you to show the real you to others, so you will feel that you have a common language with your sister, and only she can make you tempted.

In the future, as long as you open up to different girls, you will feel like you are ridiculous now! ~~

The fundamental difference between man and animals is that man is a rational animal.

Do you think it's possible to be together?

I struggled for a long time, and finally chose to tell her. Originally, I was going to wait for my parents to leave before telling her, but my mother passed away unexpectedly. She cried and told me that she didn't have a mother anymore, and at that moment I wanted to tell her that you still have a mother, but I don't have it.

Finally I talked to her for a long time and told her about it.

My sister originally gave her away most of the family out of patriarchy, because she gave birth to four daughters and sent two away. But I'm just guessing that there might be something else going on. For example, I really can't afford it.

Actually, I always knew about it, but my parents thought I didn't know, and if my mother had been fine and our family was happy, I don't think I would have told my sister. Because I also have my own selfishness, I can't bear my sister to call someone else's sister, and I can't stand it when I think about it.

My brother and I grew up with my grandmother, and only my sister grew up with my parents, and I always regarded her as my own sister in my eyes. But many of the neighbors knew about it, and gossip would reach her ears to some extent, so she jokingly asked my parents many times if she was biological. My mom got angry when I asked about it.

A month ago, my father was living at my house, and when I mentioned it to him, he was surprised how I could know. I told him that I knew it when I was a child, but I didn't care, and it was because of my sister that I felt that even if I adopted someone else's child, I would be able to treat it as my own.

Seeing that I was getting older, I mentioned this to my younger brother, and said that when the time comes, we will discuss it and tell my sister about it. The younger brother firmly disagreed, saying that he was selfish, that he had lost his mother and that he did not want to lose his sister again. Because he didn't know about it before, that is, when his mother was at the funeral, his uncle told him.

The younger brother also has a concern that he doesn't know how the family is doing, and what if he doesn't have a good time dragging down his sister. I told my father that I would tell my sister if he was gone, and my father said that when he left, maybe his parents over there would be gone, and that he would probably be older than him.

In fact, she always asked us if we were born before, and I heard that it was the neighbor who told her, and her best friend's mother told her before, and she also went to ask her mother if this was the case. My mother was angry at the time, probably because the neighbor chewed the root of the tongue.

So I always think that she probably knows, and if we still want to cover up, won't she think that we are deliberately deceiving her? We used to live happily when my mother was alive, and I didn't mention it to my parents. Now our family is in a mess, my father is going to remarry, and my sister doesn't agree.

Although my sister knows now, there is still no change in the relationship between us, and she has no contact with her parents over there, so whether you want to tell the inscription or not still needs you to make a decision based on your actual situation, after all, if you say it, there will be a lot of unavoidable changes.

Should be told. Because she wasn't biological. She has the right to know the truth, even if she will be unhappy, you have to tell her, as long as you are happy.

Of course not. The adopted child is already vulnerable, so you don't want to hurt her again. It's okay if you're not biological.

It's something that adults should decide, it has nothing to do with you, if you like your sister very much right now, get along with her.

I don't think you should tell her, because this kind of thing is more sensitive and may break your sister's heart, so it's best for you to hide this kind of thing, and you can't hide it.

Of course, you can't say that about your sister, it will hurt her heart, so you must not say this in the future, it will feel very pitiful to her.

No, your sister is still too young to make horrible moves if you tell her, she won't be able to accept this fact, or wait!

Definitely not. You should wait until your sister is an adult and her mind is mature before thinking about these things. Tell her now, it's too vicious.

Of course not. If you tell her how uncomfortable she is, you can be doubly nice to her, care for her, and reduce her worries in the future.

No, since you have chosen to adopt your sister, then she is your family, don't say such hurtful things easily.