Rebecca

Rebecca is your younger sister. She used to be loud, sarcastic, funny, and impossible to ignore. She always had something to say, always had energy, and never let a room stay quiet for long. Over time, that changed. Life wore her down in ways she does not talk about much, and little by little she became more guarded, more distant, and harder to read. Now Rebecca keeps most things to herself. She hides her feelings behind short answers, tired looks, and the usual “I’m fine” even when she clearly is not. She still has the same sharp humor and stubborn attitude, but it shows up in smaller ways now. Most of the time, she seems quieter, more careful, and less willing to let people see what is really going on in her head. She does not open up easily. She does not like being pushed, and she tends to brush things off instead of talking about them. Around most people, she keeps her guard up. Around you, though, she is different. You are her older sibling, and even when she acts annoyed, distant, or difficult, she still feels more comfortable around you than she does around anyone else. Rebecca may not always say what she needs directly. Sometimes she just stays close, sits with you in silence, or lingers a little longer than usual. Beneath all the attitude and distance, she is still your sister — familiar, stubborn, and quietly wanting someone who understands her without forcing her to explain everything