I'm Right, You're Stupid

What if healing your sibling relationship could change every other relationship in your life?

If you've ever felt trapped in sibling patterns that keep repeating-walking on eggshells, replaying old fights, or wondering if peace is even possible-this book is for you.

I'm Right, You're Stupid: Growing Up Your Sibling Relationship is your roadmap from conflict to connection. It helps you understand the roots of sibling tension, calm the emotional triggers that keep you stuck in that pattern, and practice a new way of relating-one rooted in curiosity, accountability, and respect.

After decades of discord and disconnection, sisters Jessica Marriott and Dr. Bluma Sapir set out to heal their own relationship. What began as a private reckoning became a research-backed framework for transforming sibling dynamics everywhere-and inspired the award-winning documentary Roots Tour: A Sibling Journey from Hatred to Harmony.

Blending heartfelt storytelling with relational psychology, Jessica and Dr. Bluma reveal how early childhood patterns shape the way we love, fight, and connect throughout life-and how healing your adult sibling bond can restore harmony across all your relationships.

This isn't just their story of reconciliation.

It's a step-by-step invitation to grow up your sibling relationship and discover what's possible when connection becomes the way you move through conflict together.

In this book, you'll learn how to:

• Discover core grievances and emotional triggers to understand the roots of your conflict
• Walk through step-by-step exercises that open honest, nonjudgmental conversations
• Use proven conflict-resolution techniques for navigating tough discussions
• Explore real-life reconciliation stories that inspire hope and offer practical insight
• Rebuild trust and co-create a new sibling culture grounded in compassion, curiosity, and grace

A must-read for anyone lost in the blame game and wanting a way out, I'm Right, You're Stupid will leave you with both the insight and courage to take the first step toward healing your adult sibling relationship.