Do you get on with you siblings/in-laws?

I get on with my brother - we worked together for quite a few years. My sister is much older and actually left home when I was born due to there being no room. Never really been close to her and we've not seen each other all that much over the course of my life. We get on just fine......but our paths rarely cross.

My wife has no siblings. I get on great with her parents though.
 
I have a bunch of brothers, sisters, half, brothers, half sisters and step siblings..I get on with most of them, at least the ones I know anyway... although I rarely see most of them, however one of my half-brothers lives with us at the moment.

I get on with my in-laws great, my wife's family, unlike mine, is one of those close families that it seems only the Irish and the Italians seem to be able to pull off.
 
Dark_Injection said:
My girlfriends mum (no not in law but ok) can be a pain in the ass. I actually cant really stand her. I can bare her company for a while, but more then 2 hours with her in close proximity can just do my head in.

Her brother is great, get on with him ok and he is only 15 as well as her dad.

It is weird as they are a German family, different way of life and traditions. Going there for Christmas this year....going to be painful i can tell.

I dont have any bros or sisters though so cant comment there.
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So your girlfriends brother is also her father and is only 15 :eek: how old is she?

I get on well with all my family, although my younger sister can be a bit much and is best taken is small doses.
 
My sister has calmed down since 6th form and you can say now more responsible than I am, having settled down, got married, bought a house and thinking about kids where I don't have any of those.

Her husband is sound, known him for years now, since he was in university and he now has a Phd and his family is also nice, with a very pretty sister too!
 
I've lived with both of my wife's brothers before we got married :D

Get on with them all great, I live next door to my brother and his mrs, see my sister and her husband / kids as much as I can. Go out with my parents and my nan for lunch every week if possible.

Always nice to have friends and family around
 
I have a younger sister who, like most of my relatives, I can cope with in small doses ... anything more than a couple of days just leads to more and more irritation.

Only see her maybe once a year at my Parents at Christmas ...
 
Sister yes.. very much so.

Brother.. we put up with each other and are friendly to one another on occasion.
 
I argue with my older sister but we still love each other. Never had a problem with my brother in-law.
 
Not sure what counts as in-laws, but my sister is fine. We had the usual "my music is better than your music" arguments during our teenage years (she was indie, I was dance), but we grew out of that come university.
 
My brother-in-law is a moron. My mother doesn't like him, my father's not keen on him, but for some reason my sister has stayed married to him for about 25 years now. Have no idea what she sees in him. His family are the type that, if anything happens, THEY have to take charge of it. We have as little to do with them as possible.

I do however get on with my sister and her kids quite well :)
 
Get on great with my brother and his gf, and his gf's family when I have met them.

My sister can be a bit of a nightmare but she has special needs so it's difficult to know how much of it she can help.
 
Mum, yes.
Middle younger brother, sometimes, when we fall out it's spectacular.
Youngest brother, yeah more times than not,
Only youngest Sister, all the time!
 
Get along really well with my younger sister now, for years we didn't as well but both growing up and going to uni has made it all good. Older half sister is much older than me and I hardly see her, get along well with her too though, especially after we all lost dad.

Gf's brothers and sisters I get along well with, hardly see them as its just expensive to go over to NI but they are all pretty good to hang around with.
 
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