1. You are in completely different stages of their lives. Maybe you're in high school, while his brother is in its infancy, or you're pulling all-nighters in college, while his older sister have their own children.
2. As the older brother, who ran a service of public transport, the business of babysitting and tutoring job in high school. And they do not pay for any of that, because his parents were big bosses.
3. Having friends is more difficult when his little brother to bed early. It had to be super quiet, and never forget a party.
4. His friends were inevitably absorbed in playing with his younger brother. The test of true friendship is to play games with little brother of her best friend, when what you really want to talk about your love.
5. As the younger brother, who hated going to sleep. It's fun to look back now, because the bed is bae, but back then I knew I was missing all the fun.
6. You can not please everyone in the family vacation. As a teenager, you're stuck in the tea cup rides at Disney. As a small child, which is dragged around museums.
7. You have to keep childhood traditions going forever. Just because you're in college, you're not done with putting milk and cookies out for Santa or going on Easter egg hunts. And as the youngest child, you feel guilty discovering there's no Santa because the rest of your family seems to love pretending so much.
8. You can forget about going in on a gift. Either your mother is getting a pasta necklace in her birthday feast, or you pay her present yourself. Unfortunately, disco lights your little brothers did not amount to much.
9. older brothers is jealous of how cool ~ ~ parents now. First with their children, they were quite nervous, but after a decade, they could not be more relaxed.
10. As the younger, growing up a lot faster. Rooster older than most parents friends, and they do not take any of the anxiety in your teens.
11. have no idea what it would be like to get into a fight with your little Seeb. Pulling hair and wedgies? That would not be a fair fight.
12. thus becomes a home date always an adventure. If you are older, it's hard to make a good impression on your crush when your little Seeb talking about the time you played dress together ... yesterday. If I was younger, just as it is to intimidate your date by older brothers and by your parents - there is one more adults to convince!
13. As the youngest, was only fully in baby syndrome. His teachers and friends do not realize that you have a brother that has been home alone for so long! Fortunately, you get the best of both worlds - all the attention of parents and attentive brother is just a call away.
14. Now is great in a long distance relationship. You have a scheduled time to call and chat, and with the support of having a brother without all the drama that normally creates.
15. But still get a little jealous. As one younger, who wishes that were grown and away from curfews their parents too. As the older brother, it is hard not to be jealous of their potentially spoiled little sib. He has no idea what it was like having your mother miss school work because his younger brother was at home with fever.
16. As the older brothers can teach them about the coolest movies and music from your childhood. Your CD collection is brand new.
17. Your hand-me-downs are either really cool vintage or rare. Is this your cupboard sister or Urban Outfitters? He hopes, is that a hair band?
18. Television programs were never the appropriate age. Either are seeing the Teletubbies, or Gossip Girl, in which case sex ed came earlier than expected.
19. You could be an aunt when you're still in high school. Fortunately, the children are adorable, and you know you will have the girl with the perfect flowers if you ever decide to get hooked.
20. It may be difficult to connect with someone who is basically a different generation. Their relationship is often more parents than anything.
21. But you wouldn't trade your sibling for the world. When your parents are being super embarrassing, there's only one person you want to laugh about it with.
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