@ Snicker: ha, that's awesome that every one of you has their
defined personality, that mixes things up a bit without anyone feeling like the other(s) stole "their" role.
Everything you told me about your siblings made me kinda jealous XD I would have loved to have a sibling to fight and do
stupid things with.
Quote by RedwynIt wasn't
until the third year of high school, that I started aknowledging that they are not just this near constant present in my
life that I have to put up with until I graduate and move out of the house, my sisters are my best friend. It's
really odd to think that we can't stand each other before and now I can't imagine a world without
them.
That's a very useful perspective to have. I've seen that the older and more mature
people get, the easier it generally is for them to get over smaller things. Or at least it is for the smarter ones. No
one that holds grudges over small things for extended periods of time is smart in my book. Sulking for a day
doesn't count, since it's a short time XP
My best friend and her brother (he's 5 years younger) used to fight all the time when they lived in the same house.
Now that she lives in a dorm in another city, she just about hugs him to death every time she has the time to go home
:P
Did your parents ever try to get between you and stop you from fighting physically? Oftentimes I see parents jump and
stop their kids, even when said kids would just slap each other for a bit, sulk and then make up while not even knowing
it. Siblings are bound to fight at one point or another (unless they get along exceptionally well) , it's a natural part of the sibling relationship IMO.
@ Cy: well, bearing in mind what you've said and still not knowing
everything that's happened between you two (of course), I'd say none is at fault (and trying to blame this on
someone would result in nothing useful). It's probably for the best you two keep your distance from each other in
general, since it's obvious none of you wants to fight with the other. You each do your own thing and
everyone's happy...well, as happy as you can possibly be, considering everything.
Being a single child definitely has its perks, and I can't deny them in the light of all you've said, but hey
- everyone's got to deal with what they've been given, eh? Some single kids feel miserable and want a sibling,
while others feel that it's the greatest thing ever; on the flip side, some (sometimes) wish they were single kids
(like you), and others are thankful for having siblings (other people who replied).
Tl;dr: it's no one's fault, you gotta deal with it the best way you know. And you can envy me all you want,
'cause I sure don't have anyone else to blame when I accidentally break stuff.
@ Myri: aw, that's sweet :) By "us against the world" I
meant that you two act together and rely on each other to overcome difficulties, and don't take to heart what
outsiders say. It's great that you two get along so well, it sounds like you never argue (or make up fast, if you
do)!
Dayum, all the manly moustaches in this thread are making me feel seriously unprepared *takes notes for future icons*