I sort of fell out with my younger sister just now, it started because a girl i knew from college, and have spoken to a few times in the past few weeks. Messaged me and asked to meet up, I said yes, but wasn't entirely sure what i was getting into. I wanted some support/explanation from a girl's point of view. Just in case it is a dating type scenario Im not ready for, since im not really that interested in this girl, but she asked, and i felt it'd be good for me to meet people, and the girl to not get rejected, after having the courage to ask.
Mutually beneficial.
So I messaged my sister, she said "Show me the messages?" I was like - not sure why that's needed, but okay.
She says "OH god." , leaves the conversation half an hour, which i'd already over thought everything.
When finally replying I get a response saying: "I don't know a lot about her, but i don't like her, from what I've seen and heard." -
Its aggravating, my sister is one to make friends and keep them so easily, I never am overly judgemental or horrible about her new friends. But whenever I mention meeting/speaking to someone, she's straight in with negatives.
It feels biased, I told her this, she disagreed, and says she like 'some' of my friends, but they're the ones, she doesn't judge by a brief encounter and information she's heard, in this rural town, where everyone has heard something about everyone else.
I tell her this, and say "it's not a bad thing, i just take your information and judgement with a pinch of salt." - since most people she doesn't like she hasn't met.
She took it the wrong way, and has just went offline.
Now, Im sat brooding- and thinking - and not sleeping, thought writing it out would help.
I really hope everyone is doing well, - I am generally- situations like this are confusing for me, as i feel like i've missed a main point in the conversation and am missing something crucial for it to make sense.