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PredeconInferno · 05-16-2004, 07:27 PM

Yes, they older siblings DEFINITELY affect the younger ones.

I'm the third boy of three (I have a younger sister, too) Let me tell you, when I was younger, I went out of my way to emulate some of the things my big brothers said and did. What kinds of things? Well, I would see my brothers with their friends and they might be having a lot of fun and such... so I'd try to copy that. Or they would say something funny and I would repeat it (even though it meant I may not understand what it meant at all).

Did it get annoying? I'm sure it did for them. My oldest brother is 6 years older than me, so for his little brother to be following him around, I'm sure it got tiresome. He was a rather angry boy in high school, though.

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PredeconInferno Reclusiarch Location: Unfortunately Houston, TX	Yes, they older siblings DEFINITELY affect the younger ones. I'm the third boy of three (I have a younger sister, too) Let me tell you, when I was younger, I went out of my way to emulate some of the things my big brothers said and did. What kinds of things? Well, I would see my brothers with their friends and they might be having a lot of fun and such... so I'd try to copy that. Or they would say something funny and I would repeat it (even though it meant I may not understand what it meant at all). Did it get annoying? I'm sure it did for them. My oldest brother is 6 years older than me, so for his little brother to be following him around, I'm sure it got tiresome. He was a rather angry boy in high school, though. __________________ Samurai in Training Knowledge is power. Guard it well.