brother and hair sticks

[rach]

he broke my stick. ok it was by accident and it was a cheap chop stick but it was my only black one and he broke it because well basically if i ever meet up with him, he feels the need to pull out my hair stick and usally my hair falls down but now i've got a V shape it's holding up better and now just to add to the irritation of it all, he now added into his routine of sister annoyance of ruffleing up my hair!!!!!!!

i know it's his way of saying "i love you sis" i a weird family way but
arrgghhh some day i could just strangle him!!!!!

does anyone have this problem? do share!!!

http://i631.photobucket.com/albums/uu32/rachelheales/hair/Photo94.jpg
:(

[LittleOrca]

None of my family, especially my little sister, touches my hair unless they want to pull back a stub instead of their hand. :D

Well, I let my fiance touch it, but eh, not going there. :lol:

[jasper]

I have the problem of a brother with irritating ways of showing affection. But it hasn't come to hair missing yet. And it better not! Sorry your brother has been annoying. As for broken hairsticks, I manage to break some thin not-so-flexible ones myself without brotherly aid.

[dernhelm]

I have to hide my hair sticks. My son uses them as wands--Expecto Patronum!

[Ndnlady]

I have to hide my hair sticks. My son uses them as wands--Expecto Patronum!

:lol: That's great!

I don't let my daughter use any of my hair sticks anymore, she broke one of my sticks in her hair because her hair is twice as thick as mine! She has her own hair sticks now though!

[rach]

But it hasn't come to hair missing yet.
falls down as in it unbuns/untwists itself .

I have to hide my hair sticks. My son uses them as wands--Expecto Patronum!
aww cute :p

[Aditi]

Whenever my cousin sister comes to visit me, she breaks one of my hairtoy. Sometimes i think she does this on purpose as she thinks i have much more prettier stuff then hers. It really makes me mad :mad:

[Green Elf]

Expecto Patronum ahahah :D
Mi sister has never broken my hair toys, but occasionally she uses it (and I don't want, because she keeps losing everything!) :mad:

[Madame J]

I guess your brother owes you a present (http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=29381052) ;) If he realizes that you're going to expect him to replace sticks that he breaks when he messes with your hair, maybe he'll stop messing.

[rach]

I guess your brother owes you a present (http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=29381052) ;) If he realizes that you're going to expect him to replace sticks that he breaks when he messes with your hair, maybe he'll stop messing.

mmmm thats a thought

[twilight_faerie]

I guess your brother owes you a present (http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=29381052) ;) If he realizes that you're going to expect him to replace sticks that he breaks when he messes with your hair, maybe he'll stop messing.

I second this idea. As far as I'm concerned, if someone breaks something of yours, they must replace it for you.

I don't really mind people touching my hair, but I HATE it when someone pulls out whatever is holding my hairstyle in place! If someone pulls a stick out of a bun that took a while to perfect, I usually end up screaming "do you know how long that took to make?! YOU RUINED IT!!!" Whenever I wore a ponytail around my brother, he used to pull the elastic a few inches down the tail. I don't know why I never just turned around and slapped him.