I have two brothers and a sister. They are my best friends, not always by choice. The bond you have with your siblings is unlike any other. They are a blessing to have, and they teach you so many lessons. Some lessons are sweet and some are funny, here are 23 vital lessons growing up with siblings has taught me:
1. How to share
Whether you wanted to or not, this was still something you had to learn.
2.You are given siblings, but you grow into friends
3. Hiding leftovers is the only way to keep them
And even then, it’s a risk. Sometimes its better to eat it all in one sitting.
4. Don’t compare yourself to your siblings
You each have your own strengths and weaknesses, comparing won’t get you anywhere.
5. The good food will not last forever
Eat it and hide a stash for later.
6. There are no friends in competition
Whether it's board games, card games, or sports games, anything with a winner and the claws will come out!
7. Calling shotgun is important
But just to be safe...run to the front seat and lock the door!
8. You always have an ally
Even when you are wrong, a sibling will have your back.
9. Learning to wrestle is important
When you have brothers you have to be able to hold your own.
10. And speaking of brothers, they will be obnoxious
And they will never grow out of it, so you will learn to be obnoxious back.
11.You are never too old for a sister sleepover
12. Your sister will “borrow” your clothes
But you can “borrow" hers as well.
13. Be proud
And brag about your sibling’s successes.
14. Nicknames are essential to the relationship
15. You will have inside jokes
16. Laughter is great for bonding
17. Stand strong when they push you and push back
17. Explain yourself to them
Not because you have to, but because you want to.
19. Seeing your siblings cry will break your heart
20.You want the best for them
21.You will never find better friends
22.Take care of each other
23.Unconditional love is real, and so beautiful
Here's a 'thank you' to my siblings. I'm so glad I have you and that we can navigate life together.
