Middles: Middle children are more easy going and peer-oriented. Since they can get lost in the shuffle of their own families, they learn to build bridges to other sources of support and therefore tend to have excellent people skills. Middle children often take on the role of mediator and peacemaker. Famous middle children include: Bill Gates, J.F.K., Madonna and Princess Diana.
yeahhhh for middle child..... although we don't get attention all the time
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Youngest: The youngest child tends to be the most creative and can be very charming -- even manipulative. Because they often identify with the underdog, they tend to champion egalitarian causes. (Youngest siblings were the earliest backers of the Protestant Reformation and the Enlightenment.) Successful in journalism, advertising, sales and the arts, famous youngest children include Cameron Diaz, Jim Carrey, Drew Carey, Rosie O'Donnell, Eddie Murphy and Billy Crystal.
Yep I am very charming
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Youngest: The youngest child tends to be the most creative and can be very charming -- even manipulative. Because they often identify with the underdog, they tend to champion egalitarian causes. (Youngest siblings were the earliest backers of the Protestant Reformation and the Enlightenment.) Successful in journalism, advertising, sales and the arts, famous youngest children include Cameron Diaz, Jim Carrey, Drew Carey, Rosie O'Donnell, Eddie Murphy and Billy Crystal. The creative part is not true for me....I'm not creative at all.......however....I can be manipulative at times. Funny!!! I work in advertising and really enjoy it.
Ditto.
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Salsera de Corazon wrote: GENIE wrote: IM THE ONLY AND OLDEST GIRL FROM MARRIAGE! BUT IM THE THRID IN LINE ON MY FATHERS SIDE!! Me too except for, that I am the third one but on my mom's side BET UR MOM DOESNT HAVE NINE KIDS!!!
GENIE wrote: IM THE ONLY AND OLDEST GIRL FROM MARRIAGE! BUT IM THE THRID IN LINE ON MY FATHERS SIDE!! Me too except for, that I am the third one but on my mom's side
Youngest: The youngest child tends to be the most creative and can be very charming -- even manipulative. Because they often identify with the underdog, they tend to champion egalitarian causes. (Youngest siblings were the earliest backers of the Protestant Reformation and the Enlightenment.) Successful in journalism, advertising, sales and the arts, famous youngest children include Cameron Diaz, Jim Carrey, Drew Carey, Rosie O'Donnell, Eddie Murphy and Billy Crystal.
The creative part is not true for me....I'm not creative at all.......however....I can be manipulative at times. Funny!!! I work in advertising and really enjoy it.
I'm the youngest in my family, althou I feel like I've been an only child. My parents & brothers have always given me more of everything, attention, care, caprichos, etc. My brothers would rather me get my way then they get anything for themselves, they are like parents to me as well, althou we get along perfectly. It's weird.
I am the oldest...in my family
I Wish I had older brothers. ..it must have been hard for you BF.. .lol
Middle children are more easy going and peer-oriented. Since they can get lost in the shuffle of their own families, they learn to build bridges to other sources of support and therefore tend to have excellent people skills.
"Over-represented at Harvard and Yale" means that there is a large amount of first borns studying there. "Over-represented" is not an adjective on its own. If you say you are "over-represented", it doesn't make any sense. At least in this context. Why did you highlight that? What does "Over-represented" mean to you?
I'm the youngest in my family, althou I feel like I've been an only child. My parents & brothers have always given me more of everything, attention, care, caprichos, etc. My brothers would rather me get my way then they get anything for themselves, they are like parents to me as well, althou we get along perfectly. It's weird.
So what you're saying is that you are not spoiled but you are a Princessa right?
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I'm the youngest in my family, althou I feel like I've been an only child.
My parents & brothers have always given me more of everything, attention, care, caprichos, etc. My brothers would rather me get my way then they get anything for themselves, they are like parents to me as well, althou we get along perfectly. It's weird.
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I'm the first born in my familia. Good to know, I agree with most of these points. First Borns: More conscientious, ambitious and aggressive than their younger siblings, first borns are over-represented at Harvard and Yale as well as disciplines requiring higher education such as medicine, engineering or law. Every astronaut to go into space has been either the oldest child in his or her family or the eldest boy. And throughout history -- even when large families were the norm -- more than half of all Nobel Prize winners and U.S. presidents have been first born.
"Over-represented at Harvard and Yale" means that there is a large amount of first borns studying there.
"Over-represented" is not an adjective on its own. If you say you are "over-represented", it doesn't make any sense. At least in this context.
Why did you highlight that? What does "Over-represented" mean to you?
Technically, I am an "Only Child" and there are some truth about this
Only Children: Only children have similar characteristics to first borns and are frequently burdened with high parental expectations. Research shows they are more confident, articulate and likely to use their imagination than other children. They also expect a lot from others (because we can be very demanding about ourselves), hate criticism, can be inflexible and are likely to be perfectionists. Well-known only children include Rudy Guiliani, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Alan Greenspan, Tiger Woods, tennis' teen queen Maria Sharapova and Leonardo Da Vinci.
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First Borns: More conscientious, ambitious and aggressive than their younger siblings, first borns are over-represented at Harvard and Yale as well as disciplines requiring higher education such as medicine, engineering or law. Every astronaut to go into space has been either the oldest child in his or her family or the eldest boy. And throughout history -- even when large families were the norm -- more than half of all Nobel Prize winners and U.S. presidents have been first born.
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First Borns: More conscientious, ambitious and aggressive than their younger siblings, first borns are over-represented at Harvard and Yale as well as disciplines requiring higher education such as medicine, engineering or law. Every astronaut to go into space has been either the oldest child in his or her family or the eldest boy. And throughout history -- even when large families were the norm -- more than half of all Nobel Prize winners and U.S. presidents have been birst born. Famous eldest children include: Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, Richard Branson, J.K. Rowling and Winston Churchill. And macho movie stars are First Born, too, including Clint Eastwood, John Wayne, Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis and all the actors who have played James Bond.
Middles: Middle children are more easy going and peer-oriented. Since they can get lost in the shuffle of their own families, they learn to build bridges to other sources of support and therefore tend to have excellent people skills. Middle children often take on the role of mediator and peacemaker. Famous middle children include: Bill Gates, J.F.K., Madonna and Princess Diana.
Youngest: The youngest child tends to be the most creative and can be very charming -- even manipulative. Because they often identify with the underdog, they tend to champion egalitarian causes. (Youngest siblings were the earliest backers of the Protestant Reformation and the Enlightenment.) Successful in journalism, advertising, sales and the arts, famous youngest children include Cameron Diaz, Jim Carrey, Drew Carey, Rosie O'Donnell, Eddie Murphy and Billy Crystal.
Only Children: Only children have similar characteristics to first borns and are frequently burdened with high parental expectations. Research shows they are more confident, articulate and likely to use their imagination than other children. They also expect a lot from others, hate criticism, can be inflexible and are likely to be perfectionists. Well-known only children include Rudy Guiliani, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Alan Greenspan, Tiger Woods, tennis' teen queen Maria Sharapova and Leonardo Da Vinci.
Twins: Because they hold equal status and are treated so similarly, twins turn out similarly in most cases. Consider advice columnists "Dear Abby" and "Ann Landers" (Abigail and Esther Friedman), and Harold and Bernard Shapiro, who became presidents of Princeton University and Canada's McGill University respectively.
Dr. Frank Sulloway, a behavioral scientist and visiting professor at the Institute of Personality and Social Research at University of California, Berkeley and author of the book, "Born To Rebel: Birth Order, Family Dynamics and Creative Lives," says first borns are more similar in personality to first borns in other families than they are to their own younger siblings and that youngest children are often more similar to the youngest child in another family than his or her own elder siblings. He says this is because the family is not as much a "shared environment" as a set of niches that provide siblings with different outlooks.
Conley agrees, but stresses that these are just general trends -- and that the whole birth-order theory can be turned on its head depending on the child's personality, the age gap between siblings and the family circumstances each child experiences during his or her formative years.
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..it must have been hard for you BF..
.lol 
Ah toi yo! 
