Getting along with siblings

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We had to do lots of difficult things, you know, organising.

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We were,

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yeah, together against the world

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so we became close.

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How about you? Are you close with your sister?

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I think when we're together, we get on well.

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But then we can go a long period of time where we don't really talk,

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and that's... and that's OK.

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It's life.

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So you have a sister and you get on well.

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But do you wish that you had more siblings.

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Yes, I wish I had a brother.

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It might sound strange,

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but I've always wanted to know what a boy in my family would look like.

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Yeah, it might change the dynamic a little bit, though. What about you?

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Yeah, when I was younger, I thought it would be nice to have a brother.

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An older brother to kind of show you the way.

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Yeah?

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Because probably, you know,

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as the older sibling, you're kind of... you get to do everything first,

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and that's sometimes good and sometimes bad.

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But it's funny because the stereotype of older siblings is usually

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that they are more responsible and sensible because they had, you know,

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the more rules growing up.