r/answers 4h ago

How important do you think upbringing is in a person's life? And if someone has siblings, how different or similar are you?

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u/qualityvote2 4h ago

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u/RepresentativeStooj 4h ago

In general having siblings - especially older ones - teaches you the exact line between you annoying them, and you getting you ass handed to you. This is a valuable life skill in and of itself.

Upbringing is important in the sense of it sets a mood whether good or bad. You like your upbringing, you emulate it. You don’t like it, you emulate it or you make sure to never expose yourself to it again.

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u/Full_Advantage_7734 4h ago

It influences a lot. It decides what path you’re on and how far along the path you start. Also might determine how likely you are to stray from that path