Do you think your position in the family, relative to siblings if you have any, has had much of an influence on the kind of person you are?
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Perhaps, yes. I was the first child, and when my sister came along she stole all of my attention (or at least that's how I saw it). I'm still a bit of an attention seeker, and I'm always trying to do really fantastic stuff, or tell really fantastic stories, or really hilarious jokes... perhaps that's why....
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Yeah, Im the protective big sister, boss and pretty much keeper of my siblings lol My brothers are both huge, successful and not exactly soft lol but I can sure put the fear of God into them if needed
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Yes I would think it does a little. It makes me more tolerant to people. +5
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yep!! as a kid growing up with two olders sisters & a brother, I had to fight for everything, I'm now the one they come to if they need something as I'm the one who sorta came good!! :-/
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Yep. My sister, 10yrs older than me, was/is a greedy cow! I didn't like what I saw so I'm the opposite.
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No, none whatsoever.
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Yes. I was the youngest of 5 so I got to observe and see what was acceptable and what wasn't and decide with knowledge what I would or would not do, instead of having to wing it. :)
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YES! a defining influence I must admit. Being the oldest of three in a single family home with a mother working 2-3 jobs as a kid..yeah I had to be the parent, the brother, the housekeeper and the man of the house....Now that I'm 34, looking back I think it made me a very reliable person with a strong work ethic and motivation but I also missed out on a lot of things kids get to do so I am making up for all of that now and I have lots of fun and no real desire to ever have kids since I felt like I already raised two of them.
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