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Growing Up With Four Siblings, As Told By 'The Office'

Having siblings is a love-hate relationship, especially if you come from a large family.

Angela Leddy
Jan 23, 2019
Florida State University
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Being the youngest of five children, life has always been crazy. There's highs and lows with the relationships of each sibling, but you know that at the end of the day you'll always be stuck with them. If you have many siblings, or even just one, you will relate to one of these!

When They Would Tell On You For Not Eating Your Vegetables. 

They Don't Have To Be Nice.

When They Try and Hang Out With You and Your Friends. 

You'll Always Have Someone To Hang Out With.

Having To Go To All Their Sporting Events.

When They Would Get In Trouble For Something You Did .

When They Tell on You and You Don't Get in Trouble .

Having to Take Them With You When Going Out.

When They Would Leave The Door Open After Leaving Your Room.

When Two of You Team Up to Get a Different Sibling In Trouble.

When You're About To Jump in the Shower and They Go in Front of You.

They Always Have Your Back.

 Whenever They Would Do Something Embarrassing.

But At The End of the Day, You Know You Love Them. 

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