Most of my family accepts me being trans, except for my older sister. I came out to my family last October or so, and Thanksgiving was the first time I got to actually see them all in person. My sister barely spoke to me while I was there, called me by my old name and refused to hug me goodbye. I know that she's complained to my Dad about this, saying that she "doesn't approve." Her exact words. As if I need her permission or something. Despite this, I tried to reach out to her. I friended her on Facebook and bought her a Christmas present. She never thanked me for it and hasn't spoken to me at all in months, until the other day...
Basically, I'm in a sociology of gender class in college. My teacher was talking about cosmetics the other day, and how they exist to oppress and objectify women. I can see where she's coming from, kind of, but I don't really agree. So I made a sarcastic post on Facebook about it ("So today I learned that makeup is OPPRESSIVE and if you think you like it you are BRAINWASHED BY THE PATRIARCHY"). My sister is... well, dense. And couldn't tell I was being sarcastic. So she sent me a really angry text saying that she likes these things, just because I 'think I'm not a girl' doesn't mean femininity is oppressive, and if I keep OFFENDING HER OMGGG she's going to delete me from her friends list. I told her it was just sarcasm, and asked if she liked the gift I got her. It took her a couple hours to respond and all she said was 'it's cute.'
Now maybe that sounds minor and I'm being petty about this. But what pisses me off is that I've tried to reach out to her and be nice, despite the way she's treated me. And she doesn't even care. It's obvious that she was just waiting for me to say something that she thought she could turn into a fight. Come on sis, you are 24, not 10.