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10 Things Only Youngest Siblings Will Understand

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10 Things Only Youngest Siblings Will Understand
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Being the youngest is a more difficult job than most people think. Between constantly having to keep your older siblings' secrets, but still staying the favorite, life could get rough. It is both a blessing and a curse being the baby of the family. You always were accused of being the most spoiled, but you kind of liked it that way. Although everything do you gets compared to your siblings' experiences, one day, you'll learn to find your independence. There are not many pictures of you growing up because people started getting tired by then. Being the oldest sounded awful. They always got blamed when you did something wrong because they “should have been watching you.” The middle child was stuck picking sides. Being the youngest has its downfalls, but you wouldn't trade being the baby for anything in the world.

Here is list of things that only the youngest would understand!

1. No matter how old you get, you'll always be referred to as the "baby"

2. Constantly being accused of being the favorite (deep down you knew it was true)

3. Always being the last to find out everything

4. When your sibling started liking a new star, suddenly you did too

5. The over load of Hand-Me-Downs

6. Your parents never get your name right because they have "too many children"

7. That feeling when your siblings go off to college, and it's like you're an only child for once


8. How your eldest sibling acted when your parents went on a date night and left them in charge

9. Your parents weren't nearly as strict with you as they were your other siblings

10. At the end of the day, you knew no matter what, your siblings would always have your back

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