I’m the youngest of six and i have always, always hated being the youngest. Especially given the extremely [sarcasm] loving and caring [/sarcasm] siblings i have grown up with. In the last 8-10 years though i have noticed somewhat of a silver lining on this cloud that is witnessing the problems that my elder sibs have run into in their lives and knowing what they did wrong so i can avoid those. This doesn’t mean i havent run into my share of issues but theres been some relief. Though i wish they had never had run into those problems to begin with, it has worked out to my advantage in some ways.
What are some of the lessons you’ve learnt from your elder sibs, and even younger in some cases, that have helped you out in life. These are lessons that weren’t explicitly taught to you but rather picked up by observation.
My older brother was/is kind of wild. Real wild.
So when ever I was up to no good, it made him real happy :D
I had to take care of younger one who was emotionally dependent.
One of them was angry and much older, use to beat the crap out of me.
Really. 190lbs 6feet martial arts trained boy, hitting a 9-13 year old boy(me)
not so cool.
