Well, that too, but there is just nothing like having siblings. Your friends can be your "siblings", but they will never quite be your actual siblings. You just can't have the same experiences between knowing each other since birth, spending the holidays together, going on vacations, spending an entire childhood together, an yes arguing, but it also includes making up.
Eventually... My bro and I unsaid to continuously fight, but for some reason this summer when he came home from college, we rarely fought. Maybe it was me realizing it was going to be his last time living at home or just that we matured. I thought when he went off to college a few years ago that I would never miss him, but I do. My sis graduated college already and now I'm kinda like an only child, and it depends on the day if I like it or not...
Yes, important experiences. Such as getting pissed off when they hog the bathroom, getting pissed off when they eat your food, getting pissed off when they get you in trouble. Oh and don't forget the excitement when they finally go to college!
The good and the bad. I have been in a month long visit to my dad so I haven't seen my sister or mom in a month, apparently my sister is constantly asking when I come home and I can't wait until I'm home either, but we both know that 5 minutes after I'm back we are going to start arguing and then silently make up 10 minutes later.
Wholeheartedly agree. I've noticed that my friends and I who have siblings tend to be more easygoing about things; we're better about going with the flow and working around our finicky friends. I feel like we're also better about sharing...
I honestly don't think I would be the person I turned out to be had I not grown up with my brothers. They tought me so much.
Not how to spell apparently.
Well, you forgot a comma, so who are you to judge?
What did I spell wrong?
"tought" is suppose to be "taught". (that is what you meant right?)
Oh. Sorry.
Like total annoyingness?
Well, that too, but there is just nothing like having siblings. Your friends can be your "siblings", but they will never quite be your actual siblings. You just can't have the same experiences between knowing each other since birth, spending the holidays together, going on vacations, spending an entire childhood together, an yes arguing, but it also includes making up.
Wait, we were supposed to make up?!?!
Eventually... My bro and I unsaid to continuously fight, but for some reason this summer when he came home from college, we rarely fought. Maybe it was me realizing it was going to be his last time living at home or just that we matured. I thought when he went off to college a few years ago that I would never miss him, but I do. My sis graduated college already and now I'm kinda like an only child, and it depends on the day if I like it or not...
Oh crap!!!! I gotta go get a cake!
:P
Hahaha... We moved him back in a week ago. I was like yes I'm an only child again! Then after that I thought dang it! I'm an only child again...
Yes, important experiences. Such as getting pissed off when they hog the bathroom, getting pissed off when they eat your food, getting pissed off when they get you in trouble. Oh and don't forget the excitement when they finally go to college!
Excitement, but then you realize life is boring without them. I was extremely bored after the first few months that they were in college.
Having siblings is hard but it's one of the most amazing, fulfilling relationships to have.
The good and the bad. I have been in a month long visit to my dad so I haven't seen my sister or mom in a month, apparently my sister is constantly asking when I come home and I can't wait until I'm home either, but we both know that 5 minutes after I'm back we are going to start arguing and then silently make up 10 minutes later.
Even if they're nightmares, it teaches you how to compromise and live with difficult people.
Wholeheartedly agree. I've noticed that my friends and I who have siblings tend to be more easygoing about things; we're better about going with the flow and working around our finicky friends. I feel like we're also better about sharing...
You can say the same about people with siblings.
Lucky bastards
Half brother, I get all the good stuff of having a big brother with none of the constant annoying-ness of having him live with me 8D
WINcest