I'm 54 with two older sisters. We grew up in a true "Leave it to Beaver" household (or so I thought). Nothing out of the ordinary other than the fact that my mother could never satisfy her mother and was constantly striving for her love. That grandmother was a piece of work to the point where I once read her the riot act for how she treated mom. She mellowed out later in life before she died and we patched things up.
Twenty years ago I also got a surprise. I was informed I had an even older sister. It seems my mom was raped by a family member when she was 15 and sent away by my grandmother to a distant relative to have the baby which was given up for adoption. I found out about her when coincidentally they both were doing a search for each other. I've met this other sister and she is the spitting image of my mom. We're not close but she and my mom have grown closer. I think it helps them both heal....
Things were done differently in the early 50's and shame was put in the wrong places....
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