Hi.
Welcome back to eat your crust podcast.
I'm Jisoo.
I'm Crystal.
And I'm Sarah.
Welcome back, Sarah.
The last time you were on was a while ago, episode 127, gifts for loved ones.
Always a good one to listen to during, like, Christmas and gift giving season.
I feel like today we brought Sarah on because we thought it would be fun to talk about having a sister, because Jisoo and I both do not have sisters.
So we have many questions and many theories.
Maybe I feel like at least my personal understanding of sisterhood is just pretty much what media portrays, which I feel like is very one dimensional or maybe, like, one sided versus, like, the many complexities I'm sure there is behind having a sister as a sibling.
Yeah, well, thanks for having me back on.
Yeah, I'm so excited to kind of pick your brain today, Sarah, because as someone who grew up with no siblings, I have this, like, fantasy about, you know, childhood with siblings and what siblinghood looks like even in your adulthood as well.
Like Crystal said, I feel like so much of what I think of.
Of sisterhood is from, like, media or maybe people around me when I was growing up, and I always felt like there was something very complex about sisterhood.
I feel like there might be a little bit of a competitive aspect to it because you're the same gender growing up under the same parents, but maybe you each had, like, a different set of rules and regulations depending on the age gap, and you have shared interests, but maybe also want to differentiate yourself from your sister.
So do you think these kinds of theories are accurate to your experience growing up with a sister?
Or would you say it was really different from what I just noted?
No, I think you guys are spot on.
I feel like the sisterhood also just comes in waves.