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7 Things People Who Live With Their Siblings Know to Be True

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7 Things People Who Live With Their Siblings Know to Be True

November 5, 2015 by Sarah Lipoff

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If you've ever moved in with a sibling, you know there are definite positives — and a few negatives. It's a wonderful opportunity to get to know your sibling in a whole different way, which can make for great bonding moments and silly situations you'll share forever. But we totally get that it's not always the easiest. We have seven truths you can relate to if you've ever called a brother or sister roomie.

1 Sharing a space with your sibling saves you so much money.

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Cash in the wallet for the win.

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2 You always have a date on Friday night.

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Your sibling is waiting for you at home! Bring on the ice cream, wine, and movie marathon.

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3 Your sibling always has your back.

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Even though you might give each other the silent treatment for days, you know your sibling always has your back.

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4 Nothing is sacred.

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Especially leftovers.

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5 You have someone to share secrets with who already gets you.

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No guarantee your sibling/roomie won't tattle.

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6 Your sibling can do (insert whatever you don't like doing here).

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Can't manage a frozen pizza? Let your sibling take care of it.

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7 No matter what, you'll always be family.

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Even after the latest drama, your leftover lasagna going missing, or a secret being slipped to Mom, you'll always be siblings.

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