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" 1. Being player two comes as naturally as responding\u00A0when someone calls your name. If you were EVER player one, it was usually when you were playing by yourself or with someone other than a sibling. 2. And when someone does call your name, it&amp;#039;s usually after they&amp;#039;ve accidentally called you by your siblings&amp;#039; names first. &amp;quot;Jonathan, wait no, Vicky. Agh, Emma.&amp;quot;   3. You were always jealous of how much your\u00A0siblings were allowed to do\u00A0when you were &amp;quot;too young&amp;quot;, and yet it usually meant you were allowed to do it earlier when you were older. 4. You were\u00A0seen as the baby\u00A0of the family when you were children and actually,\u00A0probably still are. Just sayin&amp;#039;. 5. There are significantly less baby photos of you in the house compared with your older siblings,\u00A0despite the fact technology has only got better and better. WTF?   6. There was (at least) one distant family member who spoiled you purely for being the youngest.\u00A0You were their faaaave and it was great. 7. You&amp;#039;re great at comebacks after having the piss ripped out of you\u00A0YOUR WHOLE LIFE for anything and everything. Cheers, then. 8. Your wardrobe was mostly made up of hand-me-downs up until the age of 12,\u00A0when you started to realise you weren&amp;#039;t so keen on pairing your brother&amp;#039;s oversized camo\u00A0print combats with a sparkly gilet from your sister.   10.\u00A0&amp;#039;Because I&amp;#039;m older&amp;#039; seemed\u00A0to be a legitimate excuse for your siblings to take everything you own\u00A0or claim the better option in every circumstance. &amp;quot;Obviously I get the front seat, I&amp;#039;m older.&amp;quot; GOD DAMN THIS LIFE. 11. &amp;quot;Oh, you only got 6 A*s and 5 As at GCSE? Your brother got 15 overall&amp;quot; -\u00A0said your head of year at school, judging you by your brother&amp;#039;s standards. 12. You were forever being accused of being the favourite child\u00A0by your older siblings, who\u00A0actually\u00A0were the favourite. Like, are we living under the same roof?   13. Your exam\u00A0problems were\u00A0seen as insignificant compared to your siblings.\u00A0Whilst you were doing SATs, they were doing GCSEs, and then A-Levels.. Degrees... etc etc. We can&amp;#039;t help being young OK. 14.\u00A0\u00A0It was easy to get jealous of your brother and sister&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;grown up toys&amp;#039;.\u00A0You were stuck with Baby Born and Polly Pocket and yet your sister got lipstick and strappy heels. No fair.  15. You were told you were adopted on a regular basis,\u00A0despite looking distinctly similar to the people who were telling you you were adopted -\u00A0your siblings.   16. Your older siblings were put in charge whenever your parents went out,\u00A0which was often a blessing and a curse (and often\u00A0resulted in you being slave for the day.) 17. Privacy just wasn&amp;#039;t a thing when you were growing up,\u00A0and you usually had to share a bedroom with the next closest sibling in ages. JOYS. 18. Oh, and obviously you were bottom bunk when you shared said\u00A0bedroom. \u00A0It was just a right of passage.  19. You were never let in on family secrets and your mum always covered your eyes during the rude bits of films.\u00A0&amp;quot;Buuuut muuuuuuum, Otis is allowed to watch.&amp;quot; 20. But hey, at least you always had a play pal and somebody to look out for you when you were sad.\u00A0&amp;amp;lt;3      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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