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I think it would be the coolest thing to have a close relationship with my sisters
These sisters? The women you describe as boring, spiteful, and selfish? Do you like these sisters of yours? Or do you wish for a relationship with some sisters in theory? Kind women who have interesting things to say, jokes with you, and caring impulses?
One, definitely get out of the group message chain. It's just a source of annoyance and stress. If your mom wants to schedule you, she can call you, too.
I don't personally see much value for you in going truly no contact with your sisters. It just sounds like another means to shut you out of the family life. You wouldn't get to see your nieces and nephews and you wouldn't see your parents so much. I don't see how that improves your life. I think you can improve your life most by changing your expectations of your sisters, and your parents. If you stopped wishing for the sisters you don't have, you might feel more respite from missing a few family dinners than hurt at being excluded. You're not being excluded from anything that's great for you. Definitely stop putting effort into gifts for them. Don't give up on your nieces and nephews yet. Even if they're toeing the line with their mothers now, they may not do so forever, especially if they're exposed to a genuinely happy and fulfilled uncle they can compare against their mean, spiteful mothers. I definitely think therapy can help you re-frame these relationships, and heal from the past hurts. You're a good person to want strong relationships with your sisters, but they're just not going to change.
I'd also encourage you to think more about the sister whose son said “we hate [uncle],” and how she's different from the sister whose son asked. Is she the same sister who called mom and scheduled Friday dinner? Is she the same one who was so reluctant to drive you to the hospital? How does your other sister behave when that sister isn't around? These dynamics usually aren't truly 2-on-1. Usually, the bully is one person who also bullies their enabler.
Stop venting your family issues to him, he probably tired of hearing it. If you cut the toxic people out of your life, there wouldn’t be that much venting or having the risk of being drawn into that drama. Family is family, but there needs to be boundaries. And sometimes blood dont mean family, it just means you’re connected thru DNA.
You really want to associate yourself with someone who willingly hurt your friend? Repeatedly?
Stick up for your bro and drop homegirl, her actions have consequences.
She prioritized her money. You were not the priority.