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15 Texts You And Your Sister Have Definitely Sent Each Other

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Rachel Abriola

Mar 11, 2018

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15 Texts You And Your Sister Have Definitely Sent Each Other

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Growing up with a sister is interesting because sometimes you are allies; a team ready to take over the world together. Then, there are also times that you are both each other's worst nemesis.

Whatever you are feeling today, you for sure have sent and received these text messages from your sister:

1. "Tell Mom to answer me."

That is a daily because when you need your Mom and she's not answering ASAP, you gotta track her down some way, some how.

2. "Wanna get food?"

No matter where it is, no matter what it is, it's always a quick reply of "yes." There's nothing better than an adventure to go eat, especially when you try something new together.

3. "Hurry up, we are going to be late."

It is usually followed by "Stop looking at yourself, let's go" or "Stop taking pictures of yourself."

4. "Can you do me a favor?"

You just stare at the screen and take a deep breath because you have no idea what's to be asked. Will she ask for your first born, a kidney perhaps?

5. "Listen to what I just found out."

There is usually an explosion of text messages followed by juicy detailed gossip.

6. "Can you pick me up?"

Of course.

7. "What are we getting Mom for insert holiday here?"

Ummm, good question.

8. "Miss you" or "When are you coming home?"

It's the best when you receive these ones; you feel the sisterly love.

9. "Can we get Starbucks on the way?"

Because Heaven forbid we don't get Starbucks.

10. "Can we watch The Kardashians together?" or "Look at this about the Kardashians."

It's safe to say that the Kardashian pregnancies are talked about at least once a day.

11. "What do I caption this?" or "Do I post this?" or "Do I look good in this? Be honest."

Nothing is more frustrating than captions.

12. "I'm craving food from our place right now."

That happens on a daily basis.

13. "OK, so today ..."

Your sister is the only person that you can rant to openly and she will 100 percent agree with you and back you up. It's great.

14. "What's the password for ..."

Hulu, Netflix, iTunes, Wi-Fi ... you name it, I got it.

15. "Did you see her Story last night?"

Oh, the scandal! Oh, the shame!

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1. "Tell Mom to answer me."

2. "Wanna get food?"

3. "Hurry up, we are going to be late."

4. "Can you do me a favor?"

5. "Listen to what I just found out."

6. "Can you pick me up?"

7. "What are we getting Mom for *insert holiday here*?"

8. "Miss you" or "When are you coming home?"

9. "Can we get Starbucks on the way?"

10. "Can we watch The Kardashians together?" or "Look at this about the Kardashians."

11. "What do I caption this?" or "Do I post this?" or "Do I look good in this? Be honest."

12. "I'm craving food from our place right now."

13. "OK, so today ..."

14. "What's the password for ..."

15. "Did you see her Story last night?"

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6. Doing your makeup and looking great, which somehow intensifies the bitch face.

7. Regularly explaining "it's just my face."

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