I can't stand my boyfriend's little sister?

[Anonymous]

My boyfriend and I have been dating for two years. We've been happy for all this time and rarely get into fights. I enjoy hanging out with his family, but he has a little sister about 11 he's 18 I'm 17) and she's a brat. I try to get along with her by playing games she likes, giving her some snacks and just doing my best to get over it maturely. She's been getting really on my nerves because she's started being rude to me. I really try to hold it down and I do, but I can feel the steam come out of my ears. Not to mention she just can't seem to take no for an answer, she talks back to everyone, and she thinks she's the boss. I don't know what to do. I've even contemplated breaking up with my boyfriend because of her and I feel awful for it. I don't know what to do, whether to talk to him, talk to her or just pull both of them aside. Please help.

[Baggz]

He's your boyfriend of 2 years! You're going to let a little brat be the factor of breaking a happy relationship? TALK TO HIM, so that he can tell her himself to stop bugging you. I understand that they're siblings and all, but I don't want my girl to break up with me because of my bratty sister, you know? "Kids will be kids. Talk to me and give me the opportunity to set her straight when you're around... after all, you're my girl don't need to go into the extreme as to leave me because of her, baby."

Understand?

[GingerGuy]

Talk to him. Tell him she annoys you and why and that now she's being rude to. Maybe her parents can talk to her? Avoid her if possible (ie maybe you guys need to hang out somewhere else away from her). Just "put up with her" when you have to (family events or whatever). If you love your boyfriend don't break up over his sister. Just avoid her as much as possible.

[Zendrya]

Just talk to him about it

[Frost_Byt3]

Don't spend as much time with his family. I don't really understand why you do that in the first place. I'd advise you to let him have his family time, and set aside some other time for you and him only. Don't let those two crossover, except for the occasional dinner or visit.

Its what I'd do.