How many siblings do you have?

what is your birth order?

My oldest brother is 13 years older than I
My oldest sister is 12 years older than I
The next is a brother, 6 years older than I
Then another sister, 5 years older than I
Then my twin sister, who is 27 minutes older than I
Then me.

It's almost like my mom and dad had 3 mini-families.

I am either the youngest or the third in line. We have a half-sister who alienated herself long ago.

I know what that's like. My youngest brother is like that with our family (he is very self center and is rude and thoughtless to most of his family)

and sucked the life out of my sisters.

Brother, Me, Brother, Brother, then,
12 years later, FINALLY a sister.

questions in the message section. :D :hi:

I have a brother that is 11 months younger and another that is 5 years younger

10 years younger than me.

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I am the overlooked middle child. It prepared me well for being the overlooked DUer.

My sister is much younger than my brother and me.

Three boys and five girls, total. My dad was a teacher, and my mom stayed home.
The first 6 kids in my family were born within 9 years, then there was a 7 year gap, then came Me followed by my little sister.

When my little sister graduated from high school in 1986, my mom felt it was the end of an era - she had kids in public school from 1955-1986. :)

bet family get togethers are crowded

all crammed into my mom's modest ranch house. It's fun, though. :)

Just the 8 kids + SOs and their kids = 36...then add in "their* SOs/and kids, and we have about 47.

Needless to say, we draw names for gifts. :)

He's two years younger than I am...

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My sister passed at 39 and my brother at 53.

I'm the last born.

I'm the youngest and only son.

if we're talking biologically, i'm the third of my father's three daughters. if we're talking about who i consider to be my family, i just have a younger sister.

without going into too much detail, the older two want absolutely nothing to do with us and that's fine by me because i want nothing to do with them.

6 years older than me, 4 years older, then me (only girl), 2 years younger, 4 years younger, and 6 years younger

Siblings are 10, 11 and 12 years older than me. I have 2 half sisters who are 10 and 12 years younger than me. I've never met the youngest.

There was one until I disowned it. My parents really dropped the ball with that one. Corrupt to the core. How it avoided jail, I don't know. I guess since I was first, that was enough.

I'm the youngest, the sixth girl, the only child from my parents' marriage.

One is three years older; one is six years younger.

I was the tie-breaker.

so much fun together.

Although my mother never should've had ANY children, much less eleven. It's amazing we turned out as well as we did.

I'm glad you enjoy all your sibs. It is good to be together with people who know you so well. :hi:

I have four younger sisters and the last of the six was finally a boy. My husband is 4th of nine.

One half brother, whom I am close to, one half sister, that I spoke to once on the phone about 20 years ago, and, rumor has it, one more half brother out on the west coast somewhere. I'm oldest.

oldest brother died two years ago of a car accident and second to last brother died of random gun shot four years ago! You are opening old wounds but it is all good.

I was glad when I was younger, but having one would have been good for me in the long run.

I'm #4

Youngest half-sister is 17 years younger. I am 62. One mother, my father passed early ( At 28, weak heart from childhood scarlet fever) after 5 children. My mother remarried about 4 years later and had 5 more. All one at a time. Number 8, my youngest brother died at 4 of acute leukemia in 1964. We all are close and loving, but, not surprisingly, none of has more than two children. My mother, 83, if she was still alive, would have 14 grandchildren and 5 and counting, great grand-children.

We were raised in Berkeley in a Catholic Worker/progressive/anti-establishment/intellectual/scholastic home. No television was permitted, or candy! We are a family of readers, talkers and doers. We grew up attending most political demonstrations in the SF Bay Area, with farm workers in the central valley, and with Native Americans and radiation survivors near the test site in Mercury, Nevada.

What a long strange trip it's been!

We were so fortunate to grow up when we did, where we did. it was a revolutionary era in terms of the 60's/70's cultural evolution, sparked largely in Berkeley/San Francisco/LA then spreading across the country.

1 older brother, 2 younger sisters.

By 3 years and 4 months

My sisters are my very best friends.

assholes mostly.

One sister, two brothers.