The definition of "will" is to do as one can, wishes to, or shall complete in the future. Why didn't any of the great dictionaries and websites include that "will" can also be a name? Which brings us to my brother.
Will(iam) is 18 months older then me, just entering grade 11 in the fall. He's immature, selfish, annoying, addicted to his computer, persitant...
There are times I want to kill him -- but there are also times I want to hug him for being such a good brother. Like this weekend, for example: he bothered me constantly about going water skiing (I hate it, he loves it). But then, two years ago at the end of grade 6, I had some trouble with someone at school, and Will promised to watch out for me.
Emotional conflict about something as annoying as my brother really bothers me for some reason. I know it shouldn't, because family should come first, but it does. William alternates between using me as a punching bag and asking me to help him with something in return for chocolate.
CAN'T HE JUST CHOOSE BETWEEN LIKING ME AND HATING ME?????? I would rather know he hates me then not know whether I'm about to be kicked or hugged.
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