'I am not the golden child, I just wasn't a pain in the ***': Delinquent daughter accuses kid sister of being favored, gets put in her place

I know all too well that sometimes siblings are treated differently for a good reason. It can sound cruel to give privileges to one of your children but not another, but when one kid has constantly abused privileges and cannot handle any level of responsibility, it's no wonder that they'd be treated differently than a kid who has proven they can hang. That doesn't necessarily mean that one kid is favored over the other. It just means that they've earned trust while their sibling hasn't. 

One younger sister recently went viral on Reddit after she was accused of being "the golden child" by her dropout sister. She was sick of being labeled as such because the only reason she was favored was because she always getting in trouble. Subsequently, her older sister called her a jerk and fled to her room. While the majority of Reddit sided with the so-called "golden child," one poster was skeptical of her side of the story. 

Author image for Emmy Pratt Emmy Pratt
Advertisement

Stay entertained and up to date by following us on Facebook and Instagram!

Tags

family drama aita older sister kids sisters reddit story daughters parenting sister reddit thread little sister daughter Reddit golden child parents sis
Scroll Down For The Next Article

Also From Memebase

Mom fights back after substitute teacher claims 8-year-old's top is 'inappropriate': 'Oh no, you see collarbones. Go seek help'

Mom fights back after substitute teacher claims 8-year-old's top is 'inappropriate': 'Oh no, you see collarbones. Go seek help'

Trending Now

‘Why should they be entitled to anything?’: 38-year-old man is forced to purchase his grandfather's home while his siblings were given homes for free, so he refuses to give them their $30k inheritance to break even

‘Why should they be entitled to anything?’: 38-year-old man is forced to purchase his grandfather's home while his siblings were given homes for free, so he refuses to give them their $30k inheritance to break even

01
18-year-old lies about which college she's attending to make sure her codependent step-sister doesn't follow her to the same school: 'Mom told me I wasn't thinking of what was best for Charlotte'

18-year-old lies about which college she's attending to make sure her codependent step-sister doesn't follow her to the same school: 'Mom told me I wasn't thinking of what was best for Charlotte'

02
16-year-old faces pushback calling out grandma for favoring uncle over dad at family barbecue: 'She regretted not having a daughter as her second child'

16-year-old faces pushback calling out grandma for favoring uncle over dad at family barbecue: 'She regretted not having a daughter as her second child'

03
Boss fires new employee for pointing out labor law violations, not offering 30-minute lunch: 'In less than 40 min, I was completely removed from the schedule'

Boss fires new employee for pointing out labor law violations, not offering 30-minute lunch: 'In less than 40 min, I was completely removed from the schedule'

04
A Mouthful of Hilarious Cooking Memes for Amateur Chefs (June 11, 2025)

A Mouthful of Hilarious Cooking Memes for Amateur Chefs (June 11, 2025)

05
22-year-old daughter sues dad after he uses the inheritance mom left her to start a business with his new wife, family demands she drop it for the sake of her stepsiblings: 'I don't owe those kids that'

22-year-old daughter sues dad after he uses the inheritance mom left her to start a business with his new wife, family demands she drop it for the sake of her stepsiblings: 'I don't owe those kids that'

06
Advertisement