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Originally posted by darvlay
Definitely the latter, but not for the reasons you would expect. Or maybe you would?
I'd expect they wouldn't use that word because it's not part of their native language, but I only expect it because I think you've told me about them before.

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Originally posted by ChronicLeaky
I am the second of three. I got less grief from and gave more grief to my parents than either of my sisters did, although I'm less attention-seeking (and less nice) than either of them. This would seem to violate part of the stereotype, but we're also quite close in age and the stereotype is probably not true much more often than it isn't.
Much of it has to do with personality. My oldest sister was quiet, too, though she was my mother's favorite....she WAS a dear and was my little mother. The middle girls were dominant. The second one was extremely domineering and continues to be so. She was my dad's favorite because they were so much alike...even though they butted heads a lot.

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Im the oldest of 10. My parents were more strict with me and gradually got less strict with each one. The youngest is a brat heheh. The five oldest has turned out to be hard workers and VERY sucessful. Im not sure about the 5 youngest, we will see I guess 🙂

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