DJ and Stephanie Tanner are one of the most dynamic duos of sisterhood pop culture has seen. They are quirky, comical, cute, and if you had an older sister or younger sister, incredibly relatable. Here are some things you know to be true if you were the little sister in the "DJ Stephanie Sisterhood."

You started out as "cute" to her. Then transitioned to annoying, and then finally made it to the point where she considered you a human able to make contributions to society, and you became friends.

You always looked to her for advice. Whatever you were going through, she had most likely already faced it and was able to help.

But that didn't mean that you didn't question her authority. Being the older sibling, your parents had no trouble putting her in charge.

She was your role model growing up. She was the definition of cool, even though you'd hate to admit it. This meant you were always striving to be just like her.

She taught you how to do your makeup, informing you that maybe blue sparkly eye shadow wasn't the best choice you could make.

She had style, and you wanted to dress just like her, which often resulted in getting in trouble for stealing her clothes.

She had dates and cool friends. Naturally, you were extremely interested, which translated to being a bit nosey at times.

Your age difference meant you were almost always in different stages, which was equally challenging and fun.

It also meant you were always attempting to act older than you were.

Being that you were younger, she often tried to pull one over on you.

Like, a lot.

You might not have shared a room, but if you did, it was a constant source of controversy

She could always tell when you were sad, angry, or upset and would do anything in her power to make you feel better.

You were simultaneously the same person and had very different personalities.

You tended to test the limits a little more than she did. But, being older and wiser, she made it her job to make sure that you always kept it classy.

She was a constant support system, mixing qualities from both a mother and a best friend.

However, you got annoyed when she went into "mom-mode" with you

But that didn't mean that you didn't have fun as well as get into your fair of shenanigans with each other.

You fought. Like a lot. Usually over very silly things.

But if anyone dared mess with you, besides her, she'd be the first one to stand up for you.

Whether or not it was true, she always appeared to be more put-together. When you failed to be the same, she was always there to pick you back up.

You considered yourself to be one of the luckiest people in the world to have such an amazing big sister.