How do I get along with my sister when we have shared a room for 6 years? (She is 6 years younger than me.)

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I have shared a room with my sister for 11+ years, and we are really close. One of the best things you can do is just spend time with her, doing stuff you BOTH like. Laughing and joking is great, but be careful not to take it too far. Don't be bossy, or a pushover. You're the oldest, she (hopefully) looks up to you, so live up to that expectation. Be honest with your sibling, and let her do the same thing. Be someone she can talk to about things, and try to understand and listen to her. Be trustworthy, but trust her too. You won't always be perfect, so don't expect her to be. Nights are a great time for big-sister chats, by the way.

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