Getty A Reddit user admitted that she's upset about her sister skipping her graduation and not congratulating her The teen claimed that the sibling is lying about the reason she bailed last-minute on the graduation ceremony "My mom said I need to forgive her, and I know I need to, but right now I don't think I can," the graduate wrote A recent high school graduate is still reeling fromher sisterpushing her buttons ongraduation dayand then abruptly skipping out on the ceremony. The teen detailed the drama on Reddit's"Am I the A------" forum, where she claimed her sister lied about why she skipped the graduation. "My sister has bad social anxiety and doesn't leave the house often," she explained. "She told me all week she was gonna go to my graduation, but then an hour before we were supposed to leave, she canceled." "She said she had a really bad headache, but all day she was fine; she was in her room yelling, talking to friends online," she continued. "Now I think if you have a headache THAT BAD, you wouldn't be 2 inches from your computer screen playing video games." Getty The graduate is not only bummed about the sister's absence. "What makes it worse is she never said sorry, she never came up and said good job — nothing," she recalled. "Even at my party afterward, she came in, talked to everyone else but not me and left." "I would have maybe forgiven her if she came to me personally afterward and said congratulations, but she never did," she added. "My mom said I need to forgive her, and I know I need to, but right now I don't think I can." The PEOPLE Appis now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! Getty Wondering if she's overreacting, she asked Redditors, "Am I the a------ for not forgiving my sister for skipping my graduation?" Most readers assured her that she's not in the wrong in this situation. "Her not even giving you a pat on the back was the icing on the cake," one person replied. "You don't need to hold this against her for the rest of your life, and I don't think you will, but nobody should fault you for being upset." Unlike the graduate's sister, several Redditors congratulated the teen. "This was a big one for you. Congrats," one wrote. "Don't let this crappy behavior sour your moment. Focus on the people who celebrate you." Read the original article onPeople
