Eldest Daughter in a Brown Family
The role you didn't audition for, but somehow got cast in. Picture this: you’re born, and instead of a “Welcome to the World!” banner, your career has already been pre-selected, and the universe hands you a to-do list. Somewhere between being the first to arrive and the last to rest, you quietly become the family’s CEO, counsellor, and mental cloud storage. If you’re the eldest daughter in a brown family, you know exactly what I’m talking about - you didn’t just grow up; you were assigned responsibilities from the moment you could hold a bottle and calm your crying sibling. While other kids were out living their carefree lives, you were busy translating utility bills, helping with homework, and explaining your parents’ WhatsApp glitches. You were everyone's “go-to person” before you even knew what boundaries were. And trust me, when brown families hand you the title of “the responsible one,” they mean it - you’re responsible for everything. When the Crown Comes with Chains ...