10 things only people who have siblings will understand
9/26/2016
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There are some things in life that you can share with no one except your siblings...
Sisters and brothers. They can be rebellious, loud and annoying, but you know for sure: you would't trade them for anything in the world! If you grew up with siblings, you have definitely experienced these precious moments:
#1 You invent your own language
Some words you use in your sisters and brothers' company can't be understood by the outsiders. For siblings, keeping something in secret is not a problem - they just make up a couple of new words for it!
#2 Traveling by car is always fun!
The family is going to hit the road? Dear parents, get ready! If you travel by car with your siblings, you will never get bored. Singing, playing, laughing out loud, play fighting... anything can happen inside one vehicle and within a couple of hours.
#3 You share EVERYTHING...
...and sometimes it's getting really hard. You think you have your own toy? Not at all! You will definitely have to share it with your siblings, at least lend it to them for several minutes, hours, days... Can you imagine how hard it is for modern children to share all the gadgets they have!?
#4 You are always under protection
You may quarrel at home, but once you find yourself outside the door, there is always someone to have your back. This starts at school and continues throughout life. When you are in trouble, you always know who will save you.
#5 You have more friends
Your siblings' friends may become your friends. Having a lot of acquaintances is great, especially in adolescence.
#6 You learn to take care of others
Especially if you have younger siblings. From an early age you try to be responsible and share your experience with them. This way, you get to be a kind of a parent for your little ones.
#7 Getting the best snacks becomes a competition
If you have a sibling, there is no need to explain what it means. If mom made a terrible mistake and brought you two ice-creams with different flavors... You and your sibling are getting ready for a tournament because both of you certainly NEED the strawberry one.
#8 You always have something to wear
This one works better for the younger children. Of course, your elder siblings' clothes are not brand new, but you always have a good supply of them.
#9 Housecleaning is easier
Of course, since you can share your household duties with your sisters or brothers. And it can't be without quarrels and tricks. With siblings, housecleaning is fun, just like everything in your life!
#10 You are a lucky person!
Having siblings makes you happier. They know you as you are, and they will always be there for you. There is no other love like the love for your siblings. And this special love lasts forever.
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70 Comments
James Goschy
I don't know where they got the information for this, but it wasn't anything like that when I was growing up: We always fought (for real) in the car. We tried getting each other in trouble all the time. We had our own circles of friends. We never helped each other with anything until we were yelled at. We didn't share unless told to. No secret language. And my friends had my back way before any of my siblings. My friends and their siblings were the same way. I can't relate to this article at all.
William Laughlin
Whoever wrote this must have grown up in a 1950's television sit-com. What a fairytail life they imagine! LOL
Jim Mascair
11 You fight like dogs for attention. My sister stabbed me in the hand at dinner. It wasn't as food fight.
Margaret White
Life with my siblings wasn't quite as sunny as described but, overall, they are a blessing.
Brendan Brannigan
None of this applied to me and my siblings. I was the youngest, there was a 12 year gap between me and my youngest sister, and a 14 year gap between me and my youngest brother. Didn’t share anything, food, clothes, friends.
lucky57
My older brother and I fought a lot, but I thought he was pretty cool. When he came back from Viet Nam, we became much closer. Six months later, he was killed by a drunk driver. I was devastated for years.
Veronica Luby-Hoey
I do not share this experience ! My sister is so jealous of me I’m surprised her face doesn’t turn green !!
Roy Tinis
Well, they're also (most of the time) always there for support also.
Cheryl Perkins
I am the oldest of seven kids, I remember great times and also not so great. We fought and argued like any family but it was instilled in us to stand together against any threat to us . It was all for one and one for all. Looking back the 50s were a great time to grow up. We are all still a very close family albeit a very large one now.
Jim Adams
In your dreams! Where did you grow up, on the Walton's?
L Lh Adams
William Laughlin, I grew up in the '50s,and all I got was 5 other people to fight with.
Emma Clements
Exact opposite experience. More fighting and yelling and jealousy than protecting and loving. Siblings tend to fight a lot, even if they love each other.
Irma Rivera
williamrlaughlin I was born in 1956 and if you read my long comment about my life you're able to tell that it wasn't bed of roses or like you said a televisión sit-com, it was real life bad experience!!! Don't tell me you're younger than me!!!
Irma Rivera
What I have to say is that is easier to remember the bad and negative things than the positives and happy time that we experienced in our childhood, like for instance I was abused in all scence of the word since I was 1yr old, I wasn't love by some of my family because I was white child, different from my two siblings and parents but I took after my grandparents! But I never held a grudge against anyone...my first years I grew up with my maternal grandparents at the age of 4 or 5 my parents picked me up to live with them, a traumatic experience!!! But even though with all the bad things that happened to me I was able to love and appreciate my family and concentrate on the happy and good times we all spent together!!! So, for you that didn't have it so good just try to remember at least one happy moment a time when someone in your family made you smile or shared something with you and you'll see that not every thing is down the drain...Good life to all of you...
Klaus Kohlmeyer
I grew up in the 50’s and 60’s
Not one of the t’en reflect my experience
At all
Ian Swindale
The opposite n my case. My son has always been protective towards his younger sister and although they are 45 and 42 respectively now they still have that relationship. It's always great to see the way they interact
Jean Usner
We fought and had little in common.
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