Is it normal for me to warn my older sister?

i had an older sister and because of covid-19 she stayed at home while she usually stayed on a boarding house.

I dislike her presence because she like to stay up late until midnight and being noisy. like calling her friends, playing games and laughing like mad, or other stuff.

i am around 20 years old and some of my friends told me that it is normal. just brush it off. but i don't think so, i feel like if she is being noisy and disturb me, i should told her. yeah, sometimes i used my earplug and just go to sleep. but using earplug is uncomfortable.

so is it actually makes sense for me to told her to shut up?

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Comments ( 15 )
  • SkullsNRoses

    “Around 20 years old”? You don’t know your own age?

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    • beyonca12

      I hide my real age to prevent her knowing i was the one who write this lol

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  • Tommythecaty

    “so is it actually makes sense for me to told her to shut up?”

    What a nonsensical sentence regarding things that make sense.

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    • dirtybirdy

      Sensing make it for the does it hush you her to say I did sleep wanting?

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      • Tommythecaty

        Oh doubt that highly I know sleep could she be

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        • McSorley

          LOL

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          • Tommythecaty

            OLL?

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            • McSorley

              LMAO, well played. Well played.

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  • SmokeEverything

    If you're 20 you have no buisiness going to sleep before midnight. Nerd.

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  • Ellenna

    You only seem capable of seeing two choices: shut up and put up with it or tell her to shut up.

    You sound more like a young teenager than an "around 20" year old with that immature response.

    What's wrong with politely (and not when the noise is happening) using the old formula: "When you .......make a lot of noise ..........I feel ............. and I would very much prefer it if you ..............."

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  • my_life_my_way

    It’s normal to not like inconsiderate and disruptive people but as she is your family, I would suggest talking to her and trying to empathise with her and understand why she feels the need to engage in this loud and most likely attention seeking behaviour.

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  • PTSD

    Try to buy noise-canceling headphones that goes all way around your ears. I had problems with my mom making noises by eating her sunflower seeds, metal spoon or fork banging against the plate/bowl, singing, etc. I am very sensitive with sounds so the headphones were pretty helpful.

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  • Faceless

    elbow drop the hoe

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  • dirtybirdy

    Um, where are you from?

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  • ellnell

    My sibling is also very old loud when at home, yelling in mic while playing video games. It is normal but if it bothers you say so and if she's at all a decent person she'll try to be more quiet

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