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Question Do You Have Any Siblings?

TLDR: Do You Have Any Siblings?
The forum thread discusses the number and relationship of siblings among various users. Key points include: - A mix of family sizes among users, ranging from being an only child (Butterfly88, pat, Pitszal) to having multiple siblings. - Several users shared experiences of losing siblings, which brought a tone of empathy and shared loss to the thread (Ozzy47, stluee, Pinky, kikipetie, Emerald). - Users generally provided simple factual information about their siblings, including age differences and order of birth (e.g., Foxy, Sweet Ann, Jane, marti, StrykerCopeland, Neelix, Kyng, MamaFrankie, lavalamp, Welf). - The response from Catsmother to Emerald shows an instance of users expressing condolences and support to each other. Overall, the thread illustrates a variety of sibling dynamics and a sense of community as users share personal family experiences.
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