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Here's my two cents.
She's the second oldest and acts like a stereotypical teenager.
That's what I gathered from your description. My advice is of a few things.
One, you leave her to her own devices and go on with you and your family's lives. She may get better on her own.
Two, you convince the first born to 'convince' her to do what your family believes is right.
Three, confront her yourself and tell her she has a problem with the way she acts, get the whole family in and intervene in every aspect of her life.
Personally, I'd go with the first part, mostly because your sister is your basic teenager who could give a shoot about the rest of the world. I know nothing about girls, (Though I have observed the actions of girls at school,) and I certainly know nothing your culture, religion (Except some stereotypes that are extremely likely NOT true,), and lifestyle. That's all I can give in the way of advice. I can only wish things don't get screwed up.
She's the second oldest and acts like a stereotypical teenager.
That's what I gathered from your description. My advice is of a few things.
One, you leave her to her own devices and go on with you and your family's lives. She may get better on her own.
Two, you convince the first born to 'convince' her to do what your family believes is right.
Three, confront her yourself and tell her she has a problem with the way she acts, get the whole family in and intervene in every aspect of her life.
Personally, I'd go with the first part, mostly because your sister is your basic teenager who could give a shoot about the rest of the world. I know nothing about girls, (Though I have observed the actions of girls at school,) and I certainly know nothing your culture, religion (Except some stereotypes that are extremely likely NOT true,), and lifestyle. That's all I can give in the way of advice. I can only wish things don't get screwed up.
