Like an older sister

To In my mind, everyone who has little brothers/sisters know that my feeling. You must do everything for your relative sibling, and no matter what it is. But it isn't in my case because it's just one a year (of) difference between us, between me and my brother. But at last time now I see, that he feels himself worse: he has too much work, studies at university and does homework. And While I begin to clean his room and wash his clothes, cook dinner and (make) breakfast for him, as well as, help with his homework. It's not boring, but it's really the first time in my life when that I feel myself as his older sister, as someone a man responsible for him. My mother laughs, but she says, that it's normal: women like to look after men, in her opinion, but I think that I can relate to brothers and sisters. I really miss the old days with our online games, walks and talks before sleeping. Who says, that older sisters must be, just the nurse for younger children in the family? What nonsense!

Lovely write up, with just a few minor errors. You sound like a kind and caring soul, and very unselfish. If you need any help with English, feel free to drop me a line. Have a lovely day! =)

Like an older sister

To my mind everyone who has little brothers/sisters knows that feeling. You must do everything for your relative(sibling) and no matter what it is. But it this wasn't my case because it's there's just one-year difference between us, between me and my brother(my brother and myself). But at last time I see, that he feels himself worse changing: he has so much work, he studies at university, and does homework. And I began to clean his room and clothes, cook dinner and breakfast for him, help whith homework. It's not boring, but it's really the first time in my life when I feel myself as his older sister, as a woman responsible for him. My mother laughs, but she says, that it's normal: women like to look after men in her opinion, but I think I relate to brothers and sisters. I really miss the old days wisth our online-games, walking and talks before sleeping. Who says, that older sisters must be just the nurse for younger children in the family? What a nonsense!

It seems you had a close connection with your brother Alexandra.

As with any relationship between two people, it develops and changes as we grow up.

In UK it is common for University students to be away from home during term time, they are encouraged to make new friends with other students.

I don't think I have anything to thank my older sisters for....

Like an older sister

Everyone who has little brothers orsisters knows how I feel. You must do everything for your relative,  no matter what it is. But it isn't so in my case because there is just a one-year difference between us, between my brother and I. But now I see, that he feels himself worse: he has much work, studies at university, does homework. And I begin to clean his room and clothes, cook dinner and breakfast for him and help with his homework. It's not boring, but it's really the first time in my life when I feel myself as his older sister, as someone responsible for him. My mother laughs, but she says, that it's normal: women like to look after men in her opinion, but I think I relate to brothers and sisters. I really miss the old days with our online-games, walking and talks before sleeping. Who says, that older sisters must be just  nurses for younger children in the family? What a nonsense!