When I was young, my brother and I always got into fights. None of them were big arguments, but we always bickered.
My parents would yell at us for getting into spats, but it was just a normal part of our relationship.
For many siblings, fighting was just inevitable. The best thing about sibling disputes, however, is that you love your brother or sister no matter what — even if you argue all the time.
Two teens recently exemplified that special type of banter, and they're so relatable that nobody can get over it.
Trinity Hartman texted her sister to ask if she could borrow a pair of spandex for cheer practice because hers were dirty. Her sister immediately got mad that Trinity always asks to borrow clothes, and the two got into a full-blown text fight.
Later, Trinity posted the text fight on Twitter, and people thought it was hysterical.
Trinity shared the story on the Facebook page Love What Matters, where it got a lot of attention.
Within less than a day, the post had over 5,300 reactions and over 800 shares.
Trinity wrote:
What It’s Like Having A Sister…
My sister and I argue about small things a lot, but at the end of the day, we always make up.
Sometimes we’ll argue over whose clothes are whose.
This time, I was asking her if I could wear her spandex for cheer because mine were dirty.
My sister started getting defensive, so I brought up the fact that I went into her room and found my foundation; and that led to the argument in this text.
Then 10 minutes later, I get that final text asking if I want to go to the movies, ha ha!
She’s pretty much my own built-in best friend — conversations like this happen on a daily basis with us.
We love each other a lot! Even when I’m mad at her, I’ve got her back.
When Trinity shared the text on her Twitter account, it got even more attention.
In less than a week, the image had over 61,000 retweets and over 113,000 likes.
So many people were able to relate to the picture of the sisters' text fight.
Lots of people tagged their own siblings, commenting things like, "This is so us!"
One woman wrote: "I have 17 year old daughters, this is exactly what I hear throughout the day everyday, and all I can do is laugh… sisterly love."
Another woman wrote: "This is exactly how it was growing up with my sister! She's my best friend, my confidant, my voice of reason. Now at 38 and 32 years old we laugh at the silly arguments we used to have."
A third woman explained: "I swear me and my sister are/were the same way… I can say one word and she knows exactly what I'm talking about & we laugh at the dumbest things."
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