Sisters at War Over Dream College: Who’s the Golden Child?

We all know that sibling rivalry can be intense, but what happens when it involves the dream college both sisters have their hearts set on? Our story today revolves around two sisters, Cara (25F) and the younger sister (22F), who both wanted to attend their parents’ alma mater – a prestigious private school in Chicago. However, things didn’t go as planned for Cara, and her younger sister’s success has led to years of resentment and accusations. Let’s dive into the drama and find out what went wrong.

The Dream College: A Family Affair

Cara’s College Application Journey

The Heartbreaking Decision Letter

Tuition Troubles: Cara’s Dilemma

The Younger Sister’s Turn

Dream College Success!

A Cheaper Option

Graduation and Resentment

Accusations of Favoritism

Years of Bitterness

The Real Golden Child?

Car Privileges and Discouragement

No Celebration for the Younger Sister

The Explosive Confrontation

Blocking and Parental Disappointment

The Bitter Truth: Who’s Really the Golden Child?

So, after years of Cara accusing her younger sister of being the golden child and claiming that she only got into their dream college due to favoritism, the younger sister finally snapped. She confronted Cara with the truth: that their parents actually favored Cara, and she got into the college because she was smarter. Now, with their parents demanding an apology, the younger sister is left wondering if she was in the wrong for finally standing up for herself. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this explosive sibling showdown… ‍

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Redditor questions one-sided account, advises against blocking sister.

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