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hey. no, you aren't overthinking. but don't take it to heart. I believe this is normal siblings dynamics, if he hadn't done that it would have been weirder lol😂. but on a serious note, you can try and set boundaries, both of you, as what is okay and what is not so that respect can be maintained on both the sides
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