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Dear IpkR09:
I took some time to re-read your posts on your previous thread. There are a few topics worthy of addressing regarding that thread and this, being the same topic. I will address only one for now, and that is the issue of your sister.
Regarding your ex boyfriend, you wrote in your previous thread: “My sister met him and she said he loved me very much and he is very serious regarding you”. On this thread you wrote about your sister: “She never approved of any of my past relationships. None of them”- so I suppose she approved of your ex boyfriend and then she changed her mind and disapproved, correct?
On your current thread you wrote regarding the current man in your life that he asked her permission regarding dating you, she told him it is okay with her, that he should call you to ask you out and then told you to refuse him (“my sister agreed when she talked to him and asked him to call me directly and ask me out this evening… Once she got off the call with him, she asked to deny his date request when he calls. She did not want me to go out with him”).
So, she didn’t want you to go out with him and went about it dishonestly, not wanting him to know that it is she who was refusing the date. She wants to control you but she doesn’t want him, her friend, to know she is the one making your decision. I suppose she feels it is wrong of her to decide for you, so she keeps it a secret from him.
You wrote: “before all this.. she appreciated this guy a lot… Now suddenly she changed her entire opinion about him and told me how bad he was..My sister.. told my parents… Seeing that they weren’t convinced.. She poisoned their minds against me in general then against the guy”.
What motivates your sister to keep you away from relationships, dishonestly and energetically working hard to keep you from having a relationship with any man, willing to turn her/ your parents against you for that aim?
And why is it so important for you to please your sister, why do you give her power over your life?
anita