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We see older sibling memes online often talking about how older children are the siblings that deal with the most grief in terms of responsibility, chores, and freedom. While this can be true, the middle child archetype reigns true amongst most family dynamics. Why? Some think it's because they are quite literally not the first nor last child to come into the world.
Folks express that older siblings get the golden medal because they were the first one to make an appearance and say “hello!” in all their cute, newborn glory. They have the potential to be a trial run for what to do and not do when it comes to parenting. The middle child is born. Enter youngest sibling: the golden god because parents might've “finally gotten it right”. Hence, middle child syndrome. But don't worry, middle children. We see you, hear you, and appreciate you for all that you do (if your parents don't tell you that enough). Now's the time to have your spotlight. This one's for you!
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29 Unforgettable Memes for the Awesome but Often Forgotten Middle Children
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60-year-old grandma plans vacation for herself while 12 and 10-year-old grandchildren are in school, daughter chews her out for not being available to babysit: 'She should not be assumptive'
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Mom demands 16-year-old take care of his 2 half-siblings and 5 step-siblings and share a room with 3 of them, gets angry when he decides to move in with his dad instead: 'She told me now I was being extra selfish'
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Dad demands ex-wife raise his 4-year-old son as if he were her own, convinces son to call her ‘mom’, she refuses to go along: ‘I don't want him at my home’
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14, 15, and 16-year-old siblings refuse to go to Disneyland with their stepmom, dad, and their 2 children on Mother's Day, stepmom calls their mom in tears: 'She was hysterically crying about my kids not being there and how they're her kids too'
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