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Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : This happened fairly recently. My sibling and I live together, and we live with our parents. Neither of us have house keys and my parents are very strict about locking the doors at night before going to sleep. We used to be pretty close before the incident, hanging out, playing together and ragging on and chatting with each other. Fast forward a few years later and we're in our 20s, somewhat drifted apart but we still have a very good relationship. 

A few months ago I got myself a gym membership and it was great. I'd sometimes go after my classes were over or late at night (the gym is open 24/7) when everybody else was sleeping. One day, while I was at the gym late at night, I got a message from my sibling asking about my whereabouts. So I tell them I that I'm at the gym, and they get angry that I'm out and left the house unlocked at this very late hour demanding that I come back immediately. I, too, get angry over what I thought was unreasonable because we live in a very safe neighborhood so leaving the house unlocked for a few hours is a non-issue, and refuse their demand. They tell me that they'll lock me out of the house, and I respond that they're being silly, and that's the end of the conversation. When I return home, I discover that they were not messing around as they did indeed lock me out of the house. I'm shocked because I didn't really think they would go through with it, and hurt because I thought our bond was better than that. Now it's about 3 AM, everybody home is asleep, and I don't have keys to the house. I could ring the doorbell or call someone inside the house to open the door for me but I figured it's really shitty to wake them up at this hour so I just sleep in my car for few hours until morning. 

That day I decided to block this sibling from a chat app that we were very active over. The next day, they ask me about why they couldn't contact me and I told them that I blocked them and that was that. In person, we're still friendly to each other in our conversations, but in a more strict way and we stopped hanging out together so there is very clearly a new boundary between us. A month passed and my sibling sends me a text message accusing me of being childish for still blocking them. 

I realize this is a very minor incident in the grand scheme of things, but my feelings are still hurt over it because it came from someone I value dearly, and I'm not sure when I'll let bygones be bygones. Am I an asshole for still blocking them even after a long time has passed?

TLDR: Blocked a close sibling over locking me out of the house, they think I'm being petty.

yes