My Sister

Today I'm travelling to Tarragona to see my family.
I'm from Gerona and I got it'll take 3 hours by train.
I've got had a sister since for two years ago, and by at the moment she is my motivation to do the right things, knowing that she is expected to learn from me, and from the rest of the family as well.
When your parents are separated and you dont have any brother or sister, you assume that
you won't have it never ever, and now, at in my 20's (The apostrophe is so common it may as well not be a mistake. :P), I can say that my sister is 2 years old.

Doesnt I don't mind whatever what people could say about this fact, you know, that my father may be is too old to have a child... I don't really think about it...
But sincerely honestly (Not wrong, just sounds better.), there is a thing that does makes me think as well, and it's thinking about my age when she will she'll be 15, when she will need a young person like as a friend to help her with her thoughts, boyfriends, family and friends, and I probabily won't do be that because of my responsibilities like maybe work hard, taking care of my childrens... I don't know...
Anyway, I will try to do my best as her sister and I will enjoy the moment without thinking on about the future...
I love you my sister!!

Aw, what a touching ending. You're tugging on my heartstrings, seriously! (= You're making me emotional.) :P How awesome that you've come to fully love and accept your new and unexpected sister... <3

I can relate, but from your sister's perspective. My oldest brother is about 40, my other brother is in his 30s, and I'm 20. They have the same dad - but mine is different. I now have no connection with them, and haven't spoke with them in years - but I do think they love me. I just never really got to know them once I grew up. I was basically an only child. They just... well, I don't know what happened to them. They disappeared, even my mom doesn't know where they went.

The age difference may not stop you from loving your sister - but remember to not let it ruin the connection between you both, either. When she's 15 and you're 35 - remember that she won't love you any less because of that. She'll admire you and basically think you're awesome. ^^ That's how I viewed my brothers at that age, at least, even if I never saw them much. I always - always - wanted to hang out with them, and learn from them.

Sorry for writing so much - this is your post, after all. But your story hit on a personal level for me, and I had to do my best to convince you, as someone who's been in your sister's shoes, that you'll always be great in her eyes - even if you're a very busy and hard-working adult, or can't relate to her problems. Don't worry. :)