I like how I'm the last one in my family to know anything.

Apparently my sister got married yesterday

lolwut

 

I have a 12-13 year old brother that I didn't know about until last year.
No one told me because they all assumed that I already knew.

 

Well at least you weren't the one to get married.

 

Gunpoint wedding?

 

Oh, lol. I think my mom also assumed that I knew, because she probably wouldn't have told me if I hadn't overheard her talking on the phone to someone about it.

 

It's not funny ; ;
My father got married a couple of years ago and I met his wife through his MSN (he lives far far away).
And she just casually mentions my little brother and I'm like "wtf I don't have a little brother"

 

I didn't think it was funny. :c
But, that's actually kinda crazy. I don't know what I would do if I randomly found out I had a sibling I didn't know about.

 

I'm going to be serious for a moment and say that that would seriously make a really good headline in the news. Really.

 

No one has told me about my two other brothers or about the one mom lost, I found out on my own. I understand about the last one, but seriously, it would of been nice knowing about my half brothers when I actually lived in the same state instead of being 1,000 miles away as I do now.

But seriously, your sister having a wedding should of been talked about long before it happened, or at least things like that normally are. And family members are normally informed before it happens.

...Family. =/​

 

Reminds me of when my sister-in-law Sarah was pregnant with Maggie (my second neice). I didn't know until she was about 5 months pregnant, and when we left I asked my mom, "Is Sarah pregnant?"
Mom: "Yea."
Me: "Why didn't anyone tell me?"
Mom: "Maybe if you didn't have those headphones in all the time you would know more things."

Touche, mother. Touche.