1. You are easily annoyed with each other

From blaming each other for chores not being done to being forced to driving each other places, to taking each other's stuff, and even just invading personal space, your tolerance level is tested like no other.

2. You could definitely be soap opera stars if you wanted to be with the level of dramatics

My older brother is the worst when it comes to not having things his way, I mean the world ends if he doesn't have the Honda, and the Honda only, when he comes home. If he has to drive any other car, life is terrible for everybody.

I know for a fact he's going to see this and counteract, saying it's actually me that's pegged as the dramatic one but listen up buddy boy, I will win that argument.

Granted, first child but technicalities.

3. You all have the tendency to be a bit awkward but only to the extent that you all would understand

A few years ago, my sister voluntarily called into a radio show stating where AND HOW she was conceived when I'm pretty sure the question was something like "tell us something interesting about yourself."

Interesting enough, don't get me wrong but not quite what they were expecting I think. LOL!

Funny enough they got a kick out of it and responded with "classy!"

And now we tell her she's not allowed to talk to other humans...ever.

4. You can't stand to be wrong

When in arguments, my siblings and I tend to keep going until one of us gives the final word – and even then we compete to see who it will be. Our voices will increase over each other's just to make our point, we'll use hand gestures, silence treatments, you name it, we utilize it. Quite exhausting I must say, hard being a sibling.

Then, when the final word has finally been said and the conversation doesn't go our way, we get super butt hurt about it, storm off, roll our eyes or say some bad words that I will not be repeating.

I may or may not be referring to myself again but let's move on.

5. You always remember Ohana

Through all the chaos that is a sibling relationship, you always remember Ohana.

Everything you do, think about and are, is because of where you came from and the family you are a part of that helped get you there. You will get on each other's nerves to no end majority of the time. But the one thing you don't always realize is that being there for each other without asking, without question, and without a doubt becomes a reflex.

When needed, you will go to hell and back 100 times over if you had to for them. Speaking for myself, I couldn't think of three other people (plus my parents) that I would rather run for, take a bullet for, or everything and anything in between and beyond, than the ones I get to call my siblings.

My Ohana is the reason I keep going every day amongst many other things and I can't imagine who I would be without them.

All in all, siblings may be stubborn and hard-headed, sometimes unbearable to say the least but in the words of little 626 – you're still good.