Rachel Kiley
We all need someone in our lives who supports us unconditionally. Someone who is always there for us no matter what’s going on, or even if they can’t quite understand what’s going on. For some people, that person might be a family member, perhaps a sibling.
And when it’s a younger sibling who’s still just a kid, that unconditional support can take a particularly precious and innocent form, as they try their best to make you feel loved in whatever small ways they know.
Twitter user AnnieDaGrannie shared her experience with just this last week, in a short saga that reminds our younger siblings truly can be our best friends sometimes.
“So I locked myself in the bathroom bawling my eyes out… and next thing I know my 10 year old brother slides these notes under the door… I don’t deserve him,” she tweeted.
so i locked myself in the bathroom bawling my eyes out … and next thing i know my 10 year old brother slides these notes under the door…. i don’t deserve him😭💗 pic.twitter.com/vAnl8sjmgi
— 🌹✨AnnieDaGrannie✨🌹 (@annieedagrannie) December 14, 2019
“Ani it’s ok when she will come she will [realize] that she [made] you sad and she will apologize,” lil bro wrote to the best of his abilities, “everything is going to be ok.”
He also asked her to come out of the bathroom so that the two siblings could do something fun together and he could cheer her up.
Annie eventually went back to her room, but her brother wasn’t done trying to make sure his big sister felt better.
“I finally got out [of] the bathroom and went into my room and then he knocks on my door… and… WHY IS HE SO GOOD TO ME?”
i finally got out the bathroom and went into my room and then he knocks on my door … and … WHY IS HE SO GOOD TO ME😭😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/yq60ayFzh3
— 🌹✨AnnieDaGrannie✨🌹 (@annieedagrannie) December 14, 2019
This time, he left a shorter note wishing her a happy early Christmas, alongside a pen, four quarters, and what looks to be a single sock.
The internet was almost as pleased by this sweet little brother’s notes as Annie herself seemed to be.
— YoungSavage🇨🇻🇨🇻 (@YaBoyfrom010) December 14, 2019
This is precious. I remember when my little brothers would try to cheer me up when I was depressed about something. This is just so wholesome, I love it 💚.
— Frostbyte ❄️ (@Wimsical_Joker) December 15, 2019
She’s a free elf now
— Marina Mars (@marinamars24) December 15, 2019
You got that right! Literally I call my brother to this day when I feel like breaking down and he still knows how to calm me. ❤️
— Rena Avila 🤪🌈 (@bvby_renaa) December 15, 2019
His empathy for other ppl and handwriting skills are better than mine 😩 bless him ❤️
— Harleen_Quinzel🃏 (@uptown_zomm_) December 15, 2019
Oh damn that some knowledge right there pic.twitter.com/1OyyIsgH0A
— coolster420 (@coolster420) December 15, 2019
I hope you feel better. And I hope you guys did something fun. He seems like a really great kid, and he truly adores you. I’m sure I don’t have to tell you to cherish him.
— Amaria Janelle (@TigerAJRay) December 15, 2019
Siblings just know how to make each other feel better in a heartbeat.. I’m CRYING pic.twitter.com/qserfI0qhJ
— brianna (@brattybri_14) December 15, 2019
It seems like Annie’s real Christmas gift here is having the sweetest little brother around. Cherish him indeed…because soon he’ll be a teenager.
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- Teen Texts Her 11-Year-Old Brother To Help Him Hide Her Pot And It Unfolds Into A Hilarious Twitter Thread
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