Author: Anna Chui / Source: Lifehack Social Animal The parental headache of sibling rivalry begins in childhood. It can carry far beyond those formative years and into adulthood with all kinds of problems years down the road, such as who gets to spend family holidays with the parents each year,

Ah, the holidays. It’s a time when families come together, lost connections are reignited, and siblings report what they’ve accomplished thus far to their eager parents. If you’re ‘that sibling,’ the one who can only get a “that’s nice, dear” out of mom, this post is about to be more relatable than

We love our sisters dearly. We really do. But that doesn’t stop us from having explosive, petty fights with them all the time. That’s why we need stories like this one about 16-year-old Trinity Hartman and her 12-year-old sister Jordan Jordan Torstenson, a pair of ‘frenemies’ from Arizona who