Your mom needs to step up and demand respect. She needs to stop giving her things ( that arent basics NEEDS) and stop allowing her privilages until the behavior has stopped. No phone calls, no friends over, no ball games, ect. You need to back your mom up on it, and make it clear something has to change. Give her a chore list and make sure she does them to earn privilages.
However more info could really be used here........... are your parents divorced? Does your mom bring different men in and out? Does your mom leave her home alone all the time and your sister is crying out for help? Does your mom talk to her that way? Does she see the father if divorced, does he talk bad about your mom? Is it possible your sister is using drugs?
Those are all things that can cause a teen to act out.
2007-11-13 06:28:26
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answered by tammer 5
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Has your mom ever treated your sister like dirt? My brother's get on me all the time because of they way "I treat my mom and dad". But what none of my brothers can see is all they YEARS of abuse and mistreatment my parents afflicted on me. I was the middle child. My older brother was treated like the most perfect boy on the planet. My younger brother was “the baby” and was given everything he ever wanted. But I was the one who was always working, always acting as the servant. If my older brother wanted a glass of milk, I had to get it. If my “baby” brother wanted a toy or anything (by the way, he is only a couple years younger than I. He could do anything for himself. Of course my siblings can’t see why I don’t get along with my parents. They benefited from everything my parents did to me. If I ever tried to talk to my mom about the way I was treated I was thrown into the wall and told “you are the only source of problems in this house”. If my brothers hit me, I was blamed for it. If my brothers broke something I was blamed.
From the time I was 3, my head was thrown into the wall every day for one thing or another. The only exception was when I was at my grand-parents house.
Try to keep an open mind, try to think about how your sister is often treated. Do your parents treat your sister differently than they treat you? Maybe this is the reason your sister hates your parents.
2007-11-13 09:34:59
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answered by Anonymous
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It is your mom you need to talk to. If your mom gave up, there is no hope. Your mom must set some parameters on your sister's behavior, otherwise, she is leaving the job up to society to do it for her. Your sister is still young enough that your mom can take some control here. If your mom is having difficulty figuring it out, recommend her to see a mental health professional that can give her some guidance or take a crash course in parenting. Where is your Dad in all of this? You are in a tough situation - so is your sister. She is crying for someone to set limits on her behavior.
2007-11-13 06:29:42
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answered by Shilo 7
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I would start standing up for my mother. I would go to my mother first, to prepare her for the things that she was about to start seeing. I would tell her not to interfere, that your sister needs to learn respect and that the only way for her to do that is to deal with someone her own size , one that can whoop that AS*! Tell her that this may include you calling the ops on her if she doesn't back off of your mom, or maybe it could get phsical, whatever the case, things are not going to continue on in the same way they have been. Then proceed to wearing that little demon out! Take charge., and take heart; things will change. Blessings.....
2007-11-13 09:50:26
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answered by jmizzle 4
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Sounds to me like your sister has a problem, try and get to the bottom of it. What did your mother do that you or no one else is aware of to make your sister treat her like this. These things just don't happen. Something is behind the acts. Take your sister out and discuss it with her. What ever you do - do not call her a liar, or tell her she is wrong, let her have her say with out judgement. Your sister may know something that none of the rest of you are aware of. Tell her you will help her if you can. Then keep it to your self until you have proof, then confront the situation, and have recorded proof.
2007-11-13 06:30:14
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answered by twentyeight7 6
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Just tell your mom to stop feeding her and taking care of her. If she asks why, your mom should just say something along the lines of, "I guess I'm too retarded to feed you, you'll have to get your own job and fend for yourself from now on" . It'll end really fast once she figures out what she'll have to do on her own. Also, this is the important part, make sure that her disrespectful actions never give her the illusion of having control over someone. If she sees she can make people do what she wants them to do by calling them fowl names, she'll continue doing that. If she gets smacked in the back of the head every time she does it, it'll be curtailed in short order. Think Pavlov's dog.
If that doesn't work, just beat her more. Kid's never pulled this BS back when parents could beat them.
2007-11-13 06:21:51
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answered by fishtrembleatmyname 5
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ok, 15 is a perplexing age (even however your profile says 22...and why is that?). yet even at 15, why might you opt to allure to close out alongside with your sister??? and you mustn't blame her by using fact your pals do not call. particularly of speaking approximately killing your self, try yet another attitude. in case you do in comparison to your existence, then exchange it. Or certainly come across a life-time of your guy or woman. not attempting to be recommend, whether it's time to start growing to be up and to offer up sounding like a 9 twelve months previous.
2016-10-02 01:05:29
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answered by Anonymous
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Well are you older? If so you must realize that your Mom has not given up first of all. She most likely learned from her first child that it does no good to discipline in certian ways. My oldest son asks me this question all the time about his little brother. Parents change too, so remember your Mom is most likely attempting to take care of herself and knows it will do no good at all to try to stop a 15 year old girl from doing what she is doing. The more your mom tries the harder your sister will rebel.
2007-11-13 06:22:22
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answered by P C 2
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It depends. If you can take her, it is your duty, right and prerogative as an older sibling to put her in line. You know this is wrong and bad for your family.
It is your duty to defend your mother from your sister's abuse just like it would be your duty to defend your sister from your mother if the roles were reversed.
Physically if necessary, though always as a last resort. Regardless, it is your duty to intervene. Act somehow, in whatever way you feel is best, but determine before hand how far you will take this.
2007-11-13 06:24:16
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answered by Bitterpill 2
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First of all how old are you? Id never treat my mom like that cause i have more respect for her. It sounds like your sister needs a serious aditude adjustment. Whats her problem if it werent for her mom she wouldnt be here. She needs to go to boot camp it aint fun. Your mom needs to stand up for her self and let your sister know whos the parent and whos the child. It sounds like your mom lets her do whatever and she needs to learn manners. She aint always gonna have her mom and shes gonna regret the way she treated her.
2007-11-13 06:25:09
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answered by Sweet Southerngirl 1
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