Having siblings is a gift, but it comes with a price: learning to be patient and putting up with them. Sibling fights are common, no matter your age or living situation. Some can be intense, while others are amusing in hindsight. Our readers share their most unforgettable sibling arguments. What's your biggest sibling showdown? Comments have been edited for length and clarity.
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Facebook commenter shared the story of 'Anything To Wake Her Up' in 'aneverydaystory Readers Reveal Biggest Sibling Arguments'.Jennifer A:
When I was 18 in high school, I worked Friday after school. I worked from 3 pm Friday until 8 am Sunday. I dozed off on the couch. She came over and poured water on me to wake me up because she wanted to sit there. She was 17. I smacked her with a ruler, leaving a welt on her back.
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Facebook commenter shared the story of 'Always Ask Before You Touch' in 'aneverydaystory Readers Reveal Biggest Sibling Arguments'.Chantel T:
I am the youngest of six. I recall an argument turning into a fight. Brother #4 got accused by Brother #2 of touching his turntable. They ran down the stairs and out the door. My little mom brought out the biggest, thickest wooden spoon and hit both of them in the bean. "Knock it off!" He picked it up by the arm, like paper, and threw him off!
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Facebook commenter shared the story of 'She Broke Her Brother's Radio' in 'aneverydaystory Readers Reveal Biggest Sibling Arguments'.Ronnie C:
My brother and I argued about a plug in the wall. I got irritated, and he was working on a radio. I told him to stop unplugging my iron. He did it again. So I grabbed his radio and threw it outside in the yard. It broke, and my mom had to save my life. I was 16; he was 14. That is my story.
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Facebook commenter shared the story of 'She Jabbed Her With A Fork' in 'aneverydaystory Readers Reveal Biggest Sibling Arguments'.Yolanda N:
My twin sister used a can opener. When she put it down, I reached for it. She got angry and jabbed me in the arm with a fork.
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Facebook commenter shared the story of 'When You Don't Want To Share Your Bike' in 'aneverydaystory Readers Reveal Biggest Sibling Arguments'.Linda F:
My brother rode his bike around me while I read in the garden. I told him to stop five times; he would not. So, I used a stick to stick into his bike spokes as he passed. He fell, scraped his arm, and my mom scolded me.
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Facebook commenter shared the story of 'Took A Pillow Fight Too Far' in 'aneverydaystory Readers Reveal Biggest Sibling Arguments'.Lisa M:
I do not recall the fight's topic. It ended when I hit my brother in the face with a large pillow. His tooth, which was barely hanging on, fell out. Hearing him tell our mom what happened made me think I punched him like Mike Tyson.
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Facebook commenter shared the story of 'There's Always A Bossy One' in 'aneverydaystory Readers Reveal Biggest Sibling Arguments'.Beatriz M:
I was the bossy older sister. My little brother often had to play what I wanted. He was always the one causing trouble. He was about seven; I was about ten. The day he decided he wanted no more of that and punched me on the back—wham—
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Facebook commenter shared the story of 'The Case Of The Blinking Lamp' in 'aneverydaystory Readers Reveal Biggest Sibling Arguments'.Katie S:
My poor sister. I used to annoy her constantly. My mom is deaf, and we had a system: lamps would blink around the house when the doorbell rang. I set this up in my sister’s room, pushed a button to make her lamp turn off and on continuously, and I would be downstairs. I remember hearing 'Katie!!!!!' from her room. I was evil.
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Facebook commenter shared the story of 'You Are A 'Coffee Can'' in 'aneverydaystory Readers Reveal Biggest Sibling Arguments'.Rosemary W:
He called me a coffee can, and I threw a knife at him. Inside family secret.
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Facebook commenter shared the story of 'Faking Asthma Attacks' in 'aneverydaystory Readers Reveal Biggest Sibling Arguments'.Robert M:
I was the youngest of five. I tormented my sisters and brother. I had childhood asthma. I faked asthma attacks to torment them. My parents went grocery shopping. I begged them not to leave me alone. They chased me out the back door. I fell on a broken Coke bottle bottom in the yard. I needed about ten stitches in my knee. I broke the Coke bottle the day before.
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From Facebook commenterMelissa M:
I wore my older sister’s shirt to school. When I got home, we fought hard. She tried to tear the shirt off me! We are great friends now.
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From Facebook commenterSharon C:
My brother broke the back door window trying to reach me. I lied for him.
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From Facebook commenterDawn C:
My brother told me mom and dad did not want me. They took me in only because they felt sorry for me.
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From Facebook commenterScott M:
My brother, my sister, and I ate at the kitchen bar often. One night, my older sister bragged about being in the middle. For months, my mom assigned the middle stool to one of us to stop fights.
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From Facebook commenterDebbie S:
Apparently, my brother wanted to watchJohnny Quest, and my sister and I wanted to watchThe Bugaloosor some other girly cartoon. Recently, I sent my brother theJohnny QuestDVDs so he could catch up after 50 years.
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