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Growing Up With Younger Siblings As Told By The Office

Sometimes you need to tie up a little brother

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Growing Up With Younger Siblings As Told By The Office
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The time has come when your little brother turns 18, sends his acceptance letter to college and decides to move out. It got me to thinking about growing up together and all of the things that made us who we are today. Remember, just because he's 18 and taller than you doesn't mean you still aren't the wiser, more attractive one.

Comparing grades:

Whether it was in high school or college, their grades were always better then yours. ALWAYS.

Getting locked out:

The constant times you would ask them to keep the phone by their side and then them laughing when you pull into the driveway at 3am and were locked out yet again.

Bad Choices

Bad haircuts. Enough said.

Watching them at their first party:

It was not a pretty sight.

Being seen together in public:

When they would tell you to screw off when you tried to tag along.

Significant others:

When you would tell them not to hook up with their ex but they would do it anyway.

Significant others part 2:

But then they give you the same advice and you don’t listen either.

Weird friends:

When they have friends come over that hit on you and walk into your bedroom without knocking and they think nothing of it.

But, at the end of the day, you know that they’ll always be there for you, regardless of the situation or embarrassment level.

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