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Woman Shares Why She’s Considering a Fingerprint Lock for Her Bedroom After Repeated Issues With Her Younger Sister

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Source: The Daily Dot

TikTok user @jenna..flowers is opening up about why she is no longer speaking to her 13-year-old sister. In a video posted to the platform, Jenna describes the ongoing conflict and asks viewers whether she should install a fingerprint lock on her bedroom door. At the time of publication, the video had received 21.3 million views and 24,906 comments. Jenna says she has four siblings: an older sister, a younger brother, a younger sister and a 3-year-old brother. For 10 years, her 13-year-old sister was the youngest child in the family. “She is the epitome of the youngest sister. She doesn’t care about anyone else’s stuff. She will curse you out no matter where you’re at. She is just very destructive,” Jenna says. Jenna says she tries to be a good sister and gets along well with her 20-year-old sister and youngest brother. However, she says she has a more difficult relationship with her younger siblings.

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