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AA siblings..

This post is inspired by my brother. 

I am not good at writing non-math posts, so please forgive me for that.

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My family is... one word... weird. No really. We have my Papa, Mumma and my brother, Suhan.

Now now, siblings. SIBLINGS. S.I.B.L.I.N.G.S. One of the worlds' most irritating "prani" (animal). I am the elder one, my brother is like 5 years younger than me. But no no no, we both are in fact treated equally :P ( Thanks Mumma papa). 

Trust me.. Suhan is probably THE MOST PAMPERED KID OF ALL TIME. I am sure all the elder siblings go through this period. Arey Suhan is really pampered.. When Mumma and papa are out, and Suhan does something wrong, I get the scolding, in fact, I have got way more scolding than Suhan has got. And this is why he is so naughty -_-.

But the evil happiness you get when your sibling gets scolding is just so good. Lemme share a story.

A typical day, Suhan and me fighting. Mumma getting irritated. And then Mr Suhan said something in front of Mumma, which I am sure he regrets till now. 

" Zada mat karo.. tum ho..  Lallu ki bacchi"

Mumma like "O_O". Me, laughing out loud. And Suhan? He is like " I am gone." And that day, he got so much scolding. And did you think I will save him? Nahhh..

You know "A typical Indian sibling." I took that opportunity and made him get scolding about a lot of topics and ultimately, he got restrictions over T.V, YT, etc. 

And I succeeded :sunglasses:

There won't be a day, we both haven't fought. And to be honest I don't even remember on what topics we have fought. But yeah, there's one very common topic, which is...

"T.V ka Remote kaun lega?" [who will take the T.V's remote]

Oh god the no. of times we have fought on this topic, is probably close to 1000. This is probably the world's most common debate topic. Me be like," I studied, so I deserve it." Suhan be like" So what? I too studied." "But you studied for less hrs" " Because I am chota"

I ultimately always lose this debate -___________________________-

And last last "Aadha aadha Karo" [do it half-half]

My father introduced a very nice rule for this half-half rule, btw. He said, "one will divide the chocolate, the other will choose." But there's a problem. WHO WILL BE DIVIDING? Dividing is hard you see? We might make a mistake and so many more things...

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But in the end, that guy has grown up. He is in class 6. CLASS 6. That's a big class. Still, he is so innocent and cute ( And idiot). Earlier he used to be scared to switch on the lights, I used to do it. Now, he switches on lights on his own. 

We both used to play together at Diwali, and other festivals. Now he got his own set of friends you see? We used to make so many vlogs together, now both of us are busy with our own Studies. 

And sadly I got like 2years left, and maybe (just maybe) I will miss these fights.

6 years old pic..see the height difference!

Anyways see ya later!

Sunaina 💜

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  1. AnandApril 24, 2021 at 10:18 PM

    Can relate this a lot! 😂

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  2. PranavApril 25, 2021 at 8:22 AM

    Atleast mere saath aisa kabhi ni hua 😂😂
    I have only 1 small brother (cousin) who is 10 years younger than me
    Kya krlega vo mere saath 😂😂

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  3. Amit April 25, 2021 at 10:02 AM

    How long have you all been in Assam

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  4. Abdul AhlawatApril 26, 2021 at 12:39 PM

    It's kinda embarrassing but even tho my sister is 8 years younger than me we still fight :/

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    1. Bandwala pagol chhagolFebruary 6, 2022 at 12:44 AM

      I fight my 12 year old sister,trust me I am not joking -__________________________-

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  5. AnushkaNovember 28, 2021 at 9:09 AM

    And also the elder sibling getting scolding for everything the younger sibling does because the elder one is "rEsPoNsIbLe" and the younger one "dOeSn'T kNoW" anything :P

    Why is this so relatable XD

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    1. Sunaina Pati November 28, 2021 at 10:32 AM

      OMG!! Hiii!!! IKR responsible. In this situation we are very responsible but when asking for new gadgets they will be like "first be responsible". -__-.. Thanks for commenting!

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  6. Swastika DebNovember 28, 2021 at 10:29 AM

    "T.V ka Remote kaun lega?" [who will take the T.V's remote]

    Oh god the no. of times we have fought on this topic, is probably close to 1000. This is probably the world's most common debate topic.
    Indeed it is the world's most common debate 😂. Sadly even I lose the debate everytime 🙁.

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    1. Sunaina Pati November 28, 2021 at 10:34 AM

      Oh god!! Series of pros commenting!! I understand your pain..:heart: Highfive :(.. Thanks for commenting!

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  7. Anurag SinghApril 29, 2022 at 4:25 PM

    well, I can't relate to this but I can relate to your younger brother since i am smaller sibling, I just used to tease my brother a lot by making remarks and jokes and sometimes even messaging him some non-sense. Now i have stopped doing this, he was busy from before and now i have got busy but it was a nice experience. The TV one was real good, we still fight in nights for watching some movie while eating dinner and many times we end up in a settlement because then mom goes to turn off the TV.

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