18 Tweets From People Who Know What It’s Like to Have a Sibling

Even though “sibling” doesn’t translate into every language, the meaning is certainly clear for everyone with brothers and sisters. Of course, we love and care about them. But there is still always a place for teasing, sharing, and multiple attempts to prove who is right. And these love-hate swings last for our whole life. And the number one rule: end the fighting before your parents see it.
Some people have managed to describe things that all siblings have in common. We at Bright Side read them and had a good laugh, and we can’t help but ask you to join us.
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Do you have siblings? How would you describe your relationship with them?
Comments
We yelling at each other all day and we love each other all the time.
ah but no matter what you do, mom will end up knowing eventually
Oh man that brings up memories of me pretending I had no idea what was going on/ happening just to look innocent
bro same here🤣🤣
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