Am I at a turning point in my relationship with my sister?

E: Naturally, at no point in this post am I talking about being intimate with my sister. it's a topic that makes other people uncomfortable, so I understand that.<br><br>I was born with just one sibling, a sister four years younger than me. She was born when I was only 4 years old, so I literally don't remember the date when she was born. I was never a very fond parent, even when I was a kid, I was much more into video games than dolls, so it didn't really increase my attention towards her. However, during the pandemic I've had to return home and for two years I've been living in the same house, and for my own reasons I've been looking for some activity to spend time with her, I won't say "bigger" but I've just wanted to have some activity that I could have partaken in, and that could have worked.<br><br>So my first decision was to take her to the cinema, I remember it was in the afternoon and I had already been at home for a couple of months, so I thought of doing something different. We went to the cinema in the late afternoon, and I was hopefully waiting for her reaction and she was too scared to leave the house, if I'm not mistaken she said "no, this is too dangerous", but for no reason I just told her no, we had to go and we were sitting in the cinema when she started crying. I called my mum asking her to come and she came and took her home.<br><br>The second thing I wanted to do for my sister was to introduce her to video games, so I took the PS4 and console table that I had bought for myself to my parents' house. After a couple of days trying to play, she wanted to play the game I'm most skilled at, it's quite a competitive game, so I warned her that it would be difficult and she didn't listen. To make a long story short, she got angry and started throwing things and she broke the remote control, but I was lucky that I still had it under warranty. I asked for a new one and I had to take it to the repair shop and I was just told to wait a bit, but she called me that weekend and told me I had to come and pick up the new one quickly. I accepted, on Monday I took it home and the remote had been broken again. I have to say that the weekend I went, we made a cake and I warned her not to touch the remote with the cake, and she listened, but she was still playing when I came back and I saw the remote again. I was very angry, I didn't even say anything and I told her that she couldn't play until she cleaned up the mess she made, so she went to her room and slammed the door. I slammed it back and she just stayed in her room.<br><br>Last year, my girlfriend and her were fighting about my attention. I was spending a lot of time with my girlfriend during my free time, so it made my sister extremely jealous. She's just four years old, so she tends to be very jealous. I was at my mum's house during the weekend and they just were arguing all the time, so on Sunday, when I returned, I decided to go to the cinema, I bought two tickets and I took her to the cinema. The movie was for people under 6 years old, so it was a perfect age for her, she was very happy. <br>We've just been spending more time together, she helped me to cook some cookies and I taught her how to use my old PS1, that I bought to play classic games, and I taught her some old games, like Pepsiman and Crash Bandicoot. She even helped me to decorate my room and she was very happy. I showed her the pictures I drew in my childhood and she was very happy.<br><br>She just has been asking me to show her more games and she took my old console. Now we are closer to each other, and I really like that. I'm sorry if my sister is not an adult, I know she's not the target of this community, but for me it's been a very special moment and I'm just very happy that I can be part of her life in some way.