should i listen to my little brother?
340683
Yes, everyone deserves to be heared, irrespective of what age they are. Doesn't mean that you have to act on what he says though. Afterall, wouldn't you feel frustrated if noone listened to you??????????
991246
hi buddy .....its normal to have a bit ( or more ) conflicts wid ur sibling ( particularly when he try to sneek in  ur day to day activity ....so its just a normal body n mind reaction of letting u tell him not to interfere ...problem is how to solve ........a little more communication and faith on each other will do .....( regarding ur question abt hatting him ..think about a year widout him ...particularly good moments....u will get to know how much u love him )...........so its nice to be angry at some time but its more gud in peace ..........
87822
I'm not reading now.   Just answering the question.  Yes and No.  It depends on which brother is talking.  To the older one, I am a little sissy; but to the younger one, yes, I am a big sissy.
464886
Let your brother learn about life the way that YOU have......it is a better lesson coming to him that way.\n\n\nNot to be mean-spirited..........but people have to learn about love themselves.\n\nIf you need to teach him something teach him about fishing or football, etc.
1004617
man up and say your sorry.  don't teach your little sister to accept less and don't let your little brother think it's okay to talk mean to people and not say I'm sorry.  YOu are their role model
911150
The more you show him that this word upsets you, the more he'll say it. He knows it pushes your buttons. Hey, he's a little brother. That's the way they are. It's their job to snitch on you, copy everything you say & do, and find words that annoy you. Unfortunately, if he's not listening to your good counsel about keeping his yap shut, someone will do it for him, relieving you of all responsibility. So, if you've told him, and you've told your parents, your job's done. Let the chips fall where they will. And don't allow him to see that it bothers you. This works well on all the other stuff that he's been annoying you with too. How do I know this? I'm a little sister, though grown up now. <*)))><
492245
Your brother needs to be more of a father and spend quality, educational time with his son OUTSIDE THE HOUSE and when it comes time to let his child on the PC he MUST BE THERE AS WELL. This world is so full of idiots who refuse to and will loose their common sense that if he continues to allow this to happen then whatever relationship he hoped for with his kid wont be the one that he'd expect. So with that said your nephew, your brother's son ONLY NEEDS TO BE ON THE PC for 30mins a day unless its homework if it is and it requires more time DADDY NEEDS TO BE RIGHT THERE HELPING OUT TO THE FULLEST! NO IF'S, AND'S, OR MAYBES!
514844
You should listen to your mom. She's the one who will have most of the responsibility that a new child would add to the family. Two children is not an unreasonably small family. Financial concerns, housing accommodations, quality of time to devote to the children---these are all things that are considered beyond your desire to have more siblings. She may also be looking toward the future when you and your sibling are grown and on your own. This isn't selfish---being able to reconnect with your dad with just the two of them while they are still young enough to enjoy themselves (and possibly grandchildren) is a real blessing. More children is something your parents need to agree on. Be happy that you have your sister.
651182
he sounds More of a annyoing little brother then a real boyfriend!! break it up!! tell him you can't stand it anymore!! IF HE CAN'T BE MATURE THEN FIND SOMEONE WHO CAN BE!!! Good Luck!!
88762
yes! I have the same situation with a brother.
1158756
He is just being a big brother... He probably will always see you as his responsibility... Some siblings are just made up that way... If you were hurt, he'd hurt and would want to find an outlet...\n\nJust let him know you appreciate the kindness... And if you need any help, he is the first you'd approach, but some things you need to go through yourself without a safety net... Then kiss him on the cheek and wink at him... :D
618344
Look into it. IMAGINE you have a tiny sister, 5 or so years old. She is friends with this one other 5 year old boy. They both play on the playground. He repetedly steals your sister's toys and, to make matters worse, hits her over the head with his toy truck. She cries, but always forgives him and welcomes him back to the sandbox. His mom gives him little food, so he eats all of your little sister's cookies. He is not potty trained yet, unlike your sister. WHAT A MESS OF A COUPLE! That is what your parents see. Just try to understand them. It's worth it.
408498
Well you can ask your little brother more about this Kizooma monster...\nWhy is it mean to him?\nCan he draw it?\nYou can always advice him to imagine a sphere of white light all around him so the monster doesnt bother him.\nor even if you dont believe in these things you can ask Archangel Michael (just like you would ask a normal person) to come and help your little brother.
1036715
You need to stop and listen to him even if you don't care! To him when he gets high scores it's an accomplishment and he needs to share that so he has some self esteem. If you just bought a kickin' pair of shoes I'm sure you would want to share that with anyone within 2 feet of you! Please don't hurt his feelings by ignoring him. Someday in the future even though you don't know it yet you are going to need each other. I have seen your situation many times before. Take my advice for a happy sibling ending!
943892
Let my brother deal with it on his own.  He's an adult, let him work it out.
355523
I cetainly wouldn't tolerate anyone going thru my things, I'd call her on that one, but as far as playing the big Sister role...she just may think because you are surrounded by brothers, you may want the "sisterly" advice...once you set her straight on the privacy issue, and she continues to "snoop", THEN tell your Bro, he wouldn't want your friends going thru his stuff either....as far as the "big sister" role goes, that probably won't last too long... and she may not either, chances are if she's annoying you this much already, she's probably annoying your other brothers in some way or another as well.....
1160268
oh i have a brother that acts the exact same way\n\nsometimes it the friends this person hangs with, or it could be the kid just wants attention -- what you can do to get them to listen is just emphasize on all the good things that they've done-spend time doing some things that they want to-just don't cater to their every whim. \n\n...if they do anything drastic, i suggest therapy\n\n...and personally, i don't think it shows bad parenting because sometimes theres just nothing you can do-the kid just wants their way, & doesn't want to compromise