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Topic	Are you an ONLY CHILD or do you have SIBLINGS???
LinkPizza 10/31/18 3:05:21 PM #33:	VixYW posted... I have a younger brother and a younger sister. Trained them both to be my gamer apprentices, but my brother became a renegade. I did the same for my little brother and sister. My sister doesn't play as much. But my brother became a gamer... VixYW posted... Dikitain posted... Kyuubi4269 posted... Dikitain posted... Only child. Nice in the sense you get all the attention, your own room, "spoiled" (although that varies from parent to parent). However the long term social issues more then make up for all the good. First time I ever associated with anyone in my age group (0 - 18 yrs old) was pre-school and to this day I have never had a "roommate" who wasn't at least 30 years older then me, including my parents. I have always said if I ever get married, god help the woman who gets conned into that. How are your head issues indicative of problems with being an only child? Because it points to lack of social development from being an only child. It is very common among people who don't grow up around people their age. It is very possible there are other factors, but you can't deny that a big part of that is not having siblings to socialize with. I have seen it dozens of times with the other people I know who grew up in similar situations. Idk, sounds like BS to me. I was an only child for a nice chunk of my childhood and never had any of that before my brother was born. I agree with this. My brother is nine years younger and my sister is fourteens years younger. I still grew up fine. I just made friends. It wasn't hard. And had nothing to do with my siblings. I don't think having siblings to associate with really matter that much. I have many friends who are pretty similar even growing up very differently. Some have a bunch of siblings, and some are only children. Maybe it just affects everyone differently, but I don't think having or not having a sibling affects that much. Well, to the degree that is because discussed here... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:911529875] in Are you an... [t:77151675]...</cite> <quote><cite>VixYW posted...</cite> <quote>I have a younger brother and a younger sister. Trained them both to be my gamer apprentices, but my brother became a renegade.</quote> I did the same for my little brother and sister. My sister doesn't play as much. But my brother became a gamer... <cite>VixYW posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dikitain posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Kyuubi4269 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dikitain posted...</cite> <quote>Only child. Nice in the sense you get all the attention, your own room, "spoiled" (although that varies from parent to parent). However the long term social issues more then make up for all the good. First time I ever associated with anyone in my age group (0 - 18 yrs old) was pre-school and to this day I have never had a "roommate" who wasn't at least 30 years older then me, including my parents. I have always said if I ever get married, god help the woman who gets conned into that.</quote> How are your head issues indicative of problems with being an only child?</quote> Because it points to lack of social development from being an only child. It is very common among people who don't grow up around people their age. It is very possible there are other factors, but you can't deny that a big part of that is not having siblings to socialize with. I have seen it dozens of times with the other people I know who grew up in similar situations.</quote> Idk, sounds like BS to me. I was an only child for a nice chunk of my childhood and never had any of that before my brother was born.</quote> I agree with this. My brother is nine years younger and my sister is fourteens years younger. I still grew up fine. I just made friends. It wasn't hard. And had nothing to do with my siblings. I don't think having siblings to associate with really matter that much. I have many friends who are pretty similar even growing up very differently. Some have a bunch of siblings, and some are only children. Maybe it just affects everyone differently, but I don't think having or not having a sibling affects that much. Well, to the degree that is because discussed here... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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