“My friend jokingly threw a tea towel at me and I let is land on me. She said that was classic only child behaviour to not instantly throw it back and try to hit her with it.”
Being an only child, my nostalgia is my own media timeline. Those with siblings grew up exposed to a wider range of media/music/games from their siblings' interests.
"My husband excels at keeping busy, particularly apparent in recent years. While I felt lost due to my outside hobbies, he thrived, picking up many independent activities."
"Personal experience: food habits. Like expecting snacks you bought to remain untouched, eating slower due to lack of sibling competition. Parents' food behaviors can also be influenced by their sibling experiences."
“No tales of sibling violence. My boyfriend doesn’t understand. I told him not to throw things at me expecting me to catch it – my instinct is to shield my face.”
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