You talk to her about why you think you hate her, and discuss how you can make this relationship better. Just try talking to her and work it out nicely.
AnswerHate is a destructive emotion, and can do you more harm than you realise - negative mental states can exacerbate stress conditions, and stress, we know, can lead to poor health, lower immunity to disease, and loss of appetite, as well encourage the development of heart conditions, bowel disease, and mental illness. It can even reduce your mental capacity - stress makes you stupid.
It is up to you to take steps to improve a destructive relationship. You may think you hate your sister, but the day will come when you realise either that she is the best friend you could have, or that you missed the opportunity to make a good friend of her.
If you cannot reconcile with your sister, it is also up to you to amend your own attitude and behaviour to best manage your feelings. Avoid confrontation, stay away from arguments, be generous and forgiving, and see if positive treatment improves her disposition.
If it does not, at least (cynically) you can claim to be the better person when things go wrong between you.
no she hates her ;)
say sorry to her and hug her
Because she hates me
my sister does. I like her, but my sister thinks her voice pathetic and that she's fake.
She can't hate you... She's your sister and she loves you, but you might be annoying her
Tell your sister that it's all a lie! She is your sister, family! If she really "hates" you, wait until tomorrow. If she talks to you, she loves you! If she doesn't say anything to you for the whole day and other days, then she still does.
You can annoy your sister by doing things you know she hates on purpose.
my parent hates me because she like my sister the best.She think i am lazy that i can't do stuff but i could.so that why my parent hates me.I hope I am not a live person
just go for it who cares what she thinks
You can see her nature how she behaves. If she likes you, she will help you in all phases.
Your sister compulsively eats ice cubes because she is probably anemic and hates drinking plain water.
You might try to find out why she hates your child. Did s/he do something to offend her? What does your child have to say about it? Attempt to open some dialogue and to understand her and reason with her. And consider what you husband's position in all this is. She's his sister. What puzzle pieces are missing?