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One thing you can rely on is that people change as they age, and so do their relationships with siblings. Having a clear understanding of healthy adult sibling roles starts with re-evaluating what existing relationships are. Some siblings get stuck in childhood roles. For example “the youngest needs protection” or “the oldest has the most responsibility.” This can lead to resentment, tension and unfair sharing of family responsibilities, especially if you share the care of aging parents. It could help to take a fair and realistic look at your own siblings as they are now – as adults, with adult responsibilities and capabilities. Ask yourself if your expectations and perceptions are accurate or outdated.
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