Double Trouble
12th July 2004; why did the day have to arrive so soon. As the average four year old I was particularly excited when my mum approached me with the news that I was going to become a big sister. I thought it would be a new experience to have a little mini me going around the house as I was hoping that I was going to have a sister, turns out that not all wishes are granted and instead of being blessed with a little sister, I was blessed with two little devils who have turned out to be the biggest challenge in my life.
Being the typical older sibling I have always been challenged by having little brothers. Although with them being twins, people don 't realise how lucky they are just to have one sibling. I so wish it was me. From …show more content…
The normal sibling would expect a hug or a kiss, but not me, I either expected to be bitten on the arm or fought against, which often led to me getting beat up to a two year old and making me look weak which I didn’t appreciate as a six-year-old as I thought I was the bigger person against them; turns out I wasn’t. As they thought it was a great idea to fight against me, I took it on myself to seek revenge, so I decided to dress them up in dresses and put makeup on them which they seen as a form of torture. Let’s just say, after that they never challenged me to a fight again. I suppose my plot of revenge turned out to be successful, just like I had planned like any older sibling …show more content…
Looking back over the years I would agree they drive me insane also making me want to bash my head off a wall but in all honesty, now they aren’t that bad. Although arguing is still at an all-time high, it appears to be the regular events that happen throughout siblings growing up and I can accept that. With them now growing up, they are not the little crying faced children that I use to know, they are the most caring siblings I could ask for which I never thought I would say, but usually situations change for a reason and the experience of siblings has changed me -for the better- making me a better person and also learning how to love people unconditionally even if the typical argument occurs. I would never change the experience of becoming a big sister for the
12th July 2004; why did the day have to arrive so soon. As the average four year old I was particularly excited when my mum approached me with the news that I was going to become a big sister. I thought it would be a new experience to have a little mini me going around the house as I was hoping that I was going to have a sister, turns out that not all wishes are granted and instead of being blessed with a little sister, I was blessed with two little devils who have turned out to be the biggest challenge in my life.
Being the typical older sibling I have always been challenged by having little brothers. Although with them being twins, people don 't realise how lucky they are just to have one sibling. I so wish it was me. From …show more content…
The normal sibling would expect a hug or a kiss, but not me, I either expected to be bitten on the arm or fought against, which often led to me getting beat up to a two year old and making me look weak which I didn’t appreciate as a six-year-old as I thought I was the bigger person against them; turns out I wasn’t. As they thought it was a great idea to fight against me, I took it on myself to seek revenge, so I decided to dress them up in dresses and put makeup on them which they seen as a form of torture. Let’s just say, after that they never challenged me to a fight again. I suppose my plot of revenge turned out to be successful, just like I had planned like any older sibling …show more content…
Looking back over the years I would agree they drive me insane also making me want to bash my head off a wall but in all honesty, now they aren’t that bad. Although arguing is still at an all-time high, it appears to be the regular events that happen throughout siblings growing up and I can accept that. With them now growing up, they are not the little crying faced children that I use to know, they are the most caring siblings I could ask for which I never thought I would say, but usually situations change for a reason and the experience of siblings has changed me -for the better- making me a better person and also learning how to love people unconditionally even if the typical argument occurs. I would never change the experience of becoming a big sister for the