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11 Viewpoints You Probably Have As The Younger Sibling

We'll alway be mischievous and evil.

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11 Viewpoints You Probably Have As The Younger Sibling
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What makes younger siblings so fantastic? What do younger siblings see through their own eyes?

Being the younger sibling has many perks. You won't make the same mistakes because you have already learned the consequences from your older sibling. You won't have the mileage in your mom's car checked every time you drive it because you know how to avoid it. Most importantly, it is reported that the younger sibling is funnier.

Let's delve into the world of younger siblings... Shall we?

1. Younger siblings seem to get off the hook.

We just always seem to not get in trouble with certain things that our older siblings always did.


2. We know how to manipulate and bribe.

That CD or movie we want? Well, we have it now considering we know how to worm our way into getting it and it feels like we've won the lottery.


3. We're considered as the baby of the family no matter how old we are.

And we secretly love it.


4. "Ow! He/She hit me!"

This never failed when we were younger. The older sibling would always get scolded in one way or another and our reaction would be hilarious behind the backs of our parents.


5. That reaction from our older sibling when we wouldn't leave them alone was priceless.

And in my case it still is considering I know how to push her buttons with my sarcasm.


6. We stick up for each other.

No matter what, no one messes with their little brat but them and vice versa.


7. "Will you buy this for me? I'll pay you back later."

We never do.



8. You always manage to one up them.

Oh. You've seen that band one time? I've seen them three times.


9. The family pet isn't their pet.

It's yours and yours only because there is no way they could show more love to them than you can.



10. That last sweet they were saving?

It's in your belly now just to spite them.


11. We go to sleep knowing we'll do the same things to them tomorrow.

And it will never fail to make them angry.

No matter what happens siblings will always have one another and we'll never be able to replace them. We will also never forget that the younger siblings will always be the better sibling.

...am I right?

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