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What should I do if my sister beats me?
The generic answer would be to tell someone who is responsible for your welfare that she is beating you up, and let them deal with it. If they don’t, call the police.
Can you call the police if your sister hits you?
If you can’t work it out with your sister, you can call the local police department and file your own criminal charges against her. Once you do, there is a chance your sister may be arrested.
Is it OK to beat your sister?
It’s not okay to beat your sister. Especially not to the point of sending her to the hospital. You need to figure out how to deal with your sister when she “pisses you off”. You cannot just beat people up because they “pissed you off”.
How can I beat my big sister?
Explain your feelings.
- Stay calm as you’re discussing your feelings. Your sister is unlikely to listen to you if you start yelling and shouting.
- To keep her from feeling defensive, use “I” statements.
- If your sister raises her voice or speaks to you harshly, politely ask her to stop.
How do I beat my elder sister?
Get your sister in trouble with your parents by pretending that she hurt you – either physically or emotionally.
- Just before they walk into a room, lie down on the ground in front of your sister and cry out, as if in pain.
- Pinch your own arm so that it leaves a red mark, then tell your parents that your sister did it.
Can you go to jail for hitting your sister?
Yes. You don’t get a free pass from the law that permits you to hit your sibling. Minors are protected by law. If you are an adult and you strike your underage sibling, you can go to jail.
Can I press charges on my sister?
They call the police, and then want to drop charges. This resulted in changes how such cases are handled. So the answer to your question is yes, absolutely, the person who attacked can still get into legal trouble.
Can you hate your sister?
Occasional feelings of anger and hate can be present even in the closest of sibling relationships. If you feel like you hate your sister, you’re not alone. It is common for siblings to fight, which can lead to rivalry and hatred over time. Hatred for a sibling can set in at any age, in childhood or adulthood.