I thought that if I could just cut the link, I would be free.
Based on available information, the phrase "My older sister, falling into depravity, and I" my older sister falling into depravity and i link
Watching her fall felt like watching a future version of myself burn. Because we share the same blood and the same childhood traumas, her depravity felt like a prophecy. I linked myself to her struggle because I felt that if I could just hold onto her tight enough, I could stop the gravity pulling us both down. I became her alibi, her banker, and her secret-keeper, mistakenly believing that my loyalty was a life raft. In reality, I was only learning how to drown alongside her. I thought that if I could just cut the link, I would be free
I want to be very clear. The link is not codependency. It is not enabling. It is not a license to drown with someone. I linked myself to her struggle because I
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If your older sister is falling—if she is lost to addiction, to cruelty, to the void—don’t jump in after her. You will both drown. But don’t walk away forever. Stand at the edge. Tie a rope around your waist. Anchor yourself to something solid (a therapist, a support group, a higher power). And keep one hand on that rope.
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