Birth order.

don't see them as issues then...see them as opportunites to change...well that is if you want to change. I guess if you see them as issues, you must want to change them.
 
It's hard to change who you are and the way you relate to your family members - had realised quite a few things in this sense recently through the "sharing" of past history with a friend. Seeing it written down makes you take notice and realise how you fall into a pattern and can't be yourself properly - time to rebel perhaps!
 
It's hard to change who you are and the way you relate to your family members - had realised quite a few things in this sense recently through the "sharing" of past history with a friend. Seeing it written down makes you take notice and realise how you fall into a pattern and can't be yourself properly - time to rebel perhaps!

David Bowie - Rebel Rebel - YouTube

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Thought about this with relation to my own family. I have two sons, the first is 5 yrs older than the second. He has just returned from 3 months away and after 5 days at home it's amazing the way the equilibrium of the family has changed.

He has reclaimed his bedroom which his brother had moved into - no fight over this , the second is a born peace-maker and everyone likes him -perfect 2nd child profile. The first is the leader, has had all the advantages is sure of himself, intelligent and thinks everything is his by right...

Quite an eye-opener, hadn't really noticed before how they relate to each other. They have never really fought over things but sometimes words fly. The second has had one advantage over his brother though -I have always been more lenient with him and things his brother first did at 17 he got to do at 14/15.
 
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