My parents never praised me for anything but they treated my sister like a princess.. [Manga Dub]

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[locusxe]

The unfortunate thing is that there are actually parents who do crap like this. They’ll have a black sheep child and golden child. They’ll pay all their attention on the golden child and just have the black sheep their to take any blame if the golden child does something wrong. But in this case the “claim” they tried to make their first daughter a perfect child so they could come back into her life and try to get something

[marcoandresrosario]

Me to her parents: let me get this straight: So you ruined one person's life to bring success for the other?! That's low.

[officialeuladegenerate]

"They praised me for something as small as using sewing machine"

I dont even know how to correctly cook rice, if you come and make white rice i will tell you how godlike you are for understanding the secret ancient art of boiling water.

[vardaanmathur]

I edited my comment so you won't be able to understand how I got so many likes

[unknownlove]

The mom: A back flip circle is not going to help you in the future


Professional gymnasts: *Am I a joke to you?*

[saveramathur]

Why have kids if you’re just gonna treat them like this

[otoshigami]

It's horrible to see people who treat their own child as an experiment

[ghetorange]

Well Looks like they keeping the 10%-90% where Yuzuriha has a good ending is about right XD

[axis]

I wish I could have seen it from Yuzuriha's perspective. How she was being raised all spoiled. She thought that she wasn't doing anything wrong, and what she was doing was normal. She was always praised. However, the day that Tsutsuji hit her, Yuzuriha never forgot the look on her sister's face. Even when Tsutsuji left, Yuzuriha always wondered why her sister made that face.

However, eventually, Yuzuriha suppressed the memory and moved on with her life. Being spoiled by her parents, Yuzuriha became a delinquent, smoking and getting into trouble. When she got thrown in juvie, she once again thought she did no wrong, but this time, her parents weren't there for her. As she stayed in juvie, the memory of her sister resurfaced, as if it was telling her that she did something wrong.

After she got out, she met with her mentor, whom she asked for help, and talked to them about her life and about her sister. Her mentor asked if Tsutsuji ever lived a life similar to hers, and as Yuzuriha tried to remember, she realized that none of her memories ever contained moments where her sister was ever given the gifts that she had been given. Little by little, Yuzuriha began to realize and began to shiver, as if the temperature had dropped, realizing that all this time, her sister had been suffering and holding back so much pain, while she had kept spoiling herself.

Yuzuriha broke into tears and began to feel sorry for her sister, and wondered if she could ever ask for forgiveness. Her mentor assured her that if her feelings were sincere, then Tsutsuji will surely accept them.

Finding Tsutsuji's home address, Yuzuriha finally worked up the courage to approach her sister and talk to her. And to her joy, Tsutsuji accepted her apology, and the two finally became true sisters.

[anriko]

If I was in her place, I might've broke long before yuzuriha was born...

[jessicamcneill]

Favoritism. That's what this story is all about. Poor Tsutsuji was neglected by her parents, and praised her sister; her entitled parents wanted to raise a " perfect" child. Now they want to steal Tsutsuji's daughter? Hell no! They don't deserve to have children.

[ceciasa]

I was honestly expecting a plot twist with the sister, but the fact that the sisters made up it pretty heartwarming in itself. Also, the parents are crappy people if they're going to treat their kids like that.

[wntercraft]

The sis changed to be a better person while her parents seems to never change and why would they asked for their granddaughter of course as a mom knowing what they have done, she would disagree to let the same thing happened to her child

[beckykennedy]

The parents should know there's no such thing as perfection. They should be ashamed of themselves for how they treated their children. If they had praised Tsustsuji for her hard work, maybe that would encourage her to stay a strong hard worker.

[bhishmaMbt]

I common cases: Children are spoiled.
But in this case: THE PARENTS ARE SPOILED.

[neethu_neer]

Them making up after years because of one hit:
Me and my brother: *hitting each other everyday and forgetting about it in less than a hour*

[michaelhalteh]

Glad that the 2 sisters made up for their parents mistake of raising them up. The parents shouldn't play favorites with their children, effects them a lot.

[Freakzid]

The parents of Tsutsuji probably lied about trying to “encourage her, ” and just liked Yuzu better because she was “cuter” in their eyes.

[benjaminmaeseele]

An Ideal Person don’t exists, we are ideal people with some mistakes here and there.

[Wizkid_Utopia]

Theory: What if when they make their comics, they secretly receive stories from subscribers or just family members? This could actually be an irl situation, just with different names.