The guilt of knowledge

You see now I feel guilty for having started an eldest/youngest debate.;) It's funny those of us who are the eldest think similar @Jelinga and those of you who are youngest think similar. I don't think anybody is wrong but I do think there is a difference. By the way my little sister is wonderful she'll just always be MY LITTLE SISTER ! :p
 
@Jennifer, don't feel guilty, as it brings out an interesting conversation, we older sisters stick together and the little sisters stick together, all part of life's rich pattern. Sadly, my little sister lives in America, went about 54 years ago, so I don't really feel I have a sister, there is five years difference between us, so when younger that gap was too great.
 

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I'm a little sister by 8 years so there was a large gap. Apparently I got spoilt and also big sis was made to take me with her everywhere and I was a right pain. So she says anyway! We get along fine but don't have that much in common. However my niece had a baby a month ago so the whole family is spending a lot more time communicating - mostly via goo gah ahhing over cute photos :love:
 
@Jennifer, I think that would have happened with my sister, but she left home when she was about 16 and when she came home again, my Mother had moved to Surrey
Oh it took me a long time to undo all the damage being raised (and educated) in the Catholic church did. "Catholic guilt" is a thing for a reason. Took until my early 30s to knock that monkey off my back.
For about 2 years I went to a Roman Catholic boarding school run by nuns, which I loathed and planned to get expelled from. Apart from the fear of Purgatory which they gave us every night, I don't think they were much on guilt, I do feel guilty at times, but I think that is normal guilt. My cousin went to a RC school and is the most immoral girl :rofl:
 
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