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No, I don’t think it’s your job to start that conversation. Let her come to you, if she ever decides to. In the meantime, I think what you’re doing is the right thing, being civil to her and not deliberately excluding her, but not bothering to go out of your way to be friends.
Sometimes in life, people just don’t get on. You and your partner’s sister might just never be besties and that’s fine. If it upsets your partner, maybe just try and talk to them and let them know that you have nothing against her, you just don’t see you and her being friends. It’s not a bad thing, it’s just a thing.
There’s a saying – you could be the biggest, juiciest peach on the tree, but some people just don’t like peaches.
OP,
I grew up poor and I was told that Santa existed, and when I grew up and found out that he didn't exist, I was not upset at my parents at all. What ever I got, I learned that it was all my parents could afford.
Did something happen to you as a child when you found out there was no Santa? If so, do not project on your children.
If your children comes home from school and says, mom why does Santa not stop by our house on Christmas, what are you going to say? There is no Santa? Then your children go to school and tell all their friends that Mom said there is not Santa. Now you have parents trying to calm their children down.
If the both of you are on two different spectrums on how to raise your children and with holidays like Christmas, your relationship is going to be doomed as of right now.