Sibling-on-sibling conflict is a common phenomenon, characterized by fierce rivalry and competition. Younger siblings often feel overshadowed by older siblings, leading to jealousy and disputes. Building on childhood memories, these rivalries can arise from seemingly trivial events such as sharing friends or arguing over possessions. Brawling is often lighthearted but reflects deeper emotional ties and competition. Whether it is about dibsing a car seat, controlling the TV remote, or the diversion of attention, these conflicts are a natural part of growing up with siblings.
Watching those two kids brawl transported me to my childhood, when my older sister was my archnemesis. I remember the exact moment it began: my fifth birthday.
As a younger sibling, one can find endless ways to annoy an older sibling. Events triggering fights might be as trivial as dibsing the front seat or hogging a remote.
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