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Brother Issues 

When someone says “I have brother/sister issues” they mean they crave brotherly/sisterly love. They crave someone to make fun of, someone to hate, someone to love, someone to talk about to their parents, someone to share things with, to share everything with. Anyone can have brother issues.
A- “Damn he has brother issues”

B- “Yeah makes sense. He’s an only child
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Brother issues 

A girl that falls inlove with someone like their brother whether bad or good
She has brother issues because her brother is doing life
Brother issues by Donovan420 November 12, 2018

Brother issues 

When you're brother is so toxic that he claimed you're going to go to hell for being a female and not worshipping men.
I've got brother issues and its causing me severe anxiety.
Brother issues by Simpinson69 December 9, 2020

Brother Issues 

Someone who grew up never having a brother/sister, or he/she passed away/treated them horribly and they always tried to replace someone as their brother/sister, to fill in that gap of being an only child or someone without a brother/sister.
random person: omg they have brother issues/sister issues

me: yes they’re either an only child or someone without a brother/sister. 🙁
Brother Issues by Anastasia ❤️ February 11, 2023

Brother Issues 

When someone says “I have brother/sister issues” they mean they crave brotherly/sisterly love. They crave someone to make fun of, someone to hate, someone to love, someone to talk about to their parents, someone to share things with, to share everything with. Anyone can have brother issues.
A- “Damn he has brother issues”

B- “Yeah makes sense. He’s an only child
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