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8 Struggles That are All Too Real for Middle Children

  • Posted on Aug 12, 2015Aug 13, 2015
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8 Struggles That are All Too Real for Middle Children

Aug 12, 2015   •   Jozza Alegre Palaganas

8 Struggles That are All Too Real for Middle Children

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Siblings almost equally struggle while growing up, but there’s no struggle as hard as wanting/asking for attention, and there’s no sibling who knows this better the middle child.

Here are 8 of the many reasons why middle children have a syndrome named after them.

8. You never got your own room

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Because your ate/kuya had your room all to themselves before you came along, and then they got older and asked for their own space while you got stuck with the baby.

7. But none of your siblings were your friends

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Because you were either too little to be big or too big to be little.

6. People—your parents, mostly—forgot about you

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Because you weren’t the achiever panganay or the cute bunso/center of attention, were you?

5. You have a relentless, all-consuming need for fairness

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You want justice! Or really, just as much attention, or piece of the pie, as everyone else.

4. And you can’t help but be competitive

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How else were you going to stick out?

3. But you got away with a lot of things

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To a point that you didn’t even want to mess up anymore. It was just too easy.

2. You’re weird (and you love it)

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Because you got used to everyone being too busy to notice, you learned to embrace your true self.

1. And finally, you always had to share

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You hated it while growing up but your siblings can’t really thank you enough.

 

 

Are you struggling through being a middle child? Sound off in the comments below!


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Jozza Alegre Palaganas

Jozza has two life pegs: Martha Stewart and Jonah Peretti. She dreams of one day owning a juicer and the Internet. In the meantime, she's 8List's managing editor.

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