sibilings often grew up side by side; yet they have different life experience. explain the reason and effect of such differences
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Man is perhaps only creation of God, endowed with a unique individuality, different from any other man. It is because of this we differ in looks, color ,attitude, behaviour, likes and dislikes and personality traits, though born in the same family. It is thus quite natural for sibling, to have different life experiences, especially if they are not of the same gender
Man is perhaps only creation of God, endowed with a unique individuality, different from any other man. It is because of this we differ in looks, color ,attitude, behaviour, likes and dislikes and personality traits, though born in the same family. It is thus quite natural for sibling, to have different life experiences, especially if they are not of the same gender.
I have a sister who is eight years my senior. She is elegant and beautiful, quite different to my stout and robust self. Being industrious by nature, she is either busy in studies, or doing needle work, which is her hobby. I am on the other hand quite carefree, and fun loving. My studies are confined to course books and news papers. Staying at home is a taboo.
As regard hobbies, we are poles apart. While she likes cooking delicacies, reading novels and chatting, I like to go out with my friends for a movie. or play cricket in the park close by. I enjoy the company of friends and causing, and occasionally go out to stay with them, during weekends. We play cricket , football and if we have to stay indoors , then there is nothing batter than computer games. This is however not to suggest , that my sister has no friends. She goes out to watch movies with them, and when they came home, they seem to only laugh and gossip.
Being alter to me, she treats me like a kid, lecturing me on what I should, or should not to. This at times drives me wild, and we have our usual tiffs. Unfortunately for me, my parents take her side and I am left puffing and fuming. However the animosity is short lived. We are back to teasing...
Man is perhaps only creation of God, endowed with a unique individuality, different from any other man. It is because of this we differ in looks, color ,attitude, behaviour, likes and dislikes and personality traits, though born in the same family. It is thus quite natural for sibling, to have different life experiences, especially if they are not of the same gender.
I have a sister who is eight years my senior. She is elegant and beautiful, quite different to my stout and robust self. Being industrious by nature, she is either busy in studies, or doing needle work, which is her hobby. I am on the other hand quite carefree, and fun loving. My studies are confined to course books and news papers. Staying at home is a taboo.
As regard hobbies, we are poles apart. While she likes cooking delicacies, reading novels and chatting, I like to go out with my friends for a movie. or play cricket in the park close by. I enjoy the company of friends and causing, and occasionally go out to stay with them, during weekends. We play cricket , football and if we have to stay indoors , then there is nothing batter than computer games. This is however not to suggest , that my sister has no friends. She goes out to watch movies with them, and when they came home, they seem to only laugh and gossip.
Being alter to me, she treats me like a kid, lecturing me on what I should, or should not to. This at times drives me wild, and we have our usual tiffs. Unfortunately for me, my parents take her side and I am left puffing and fuming. However the animosity is short lived. We are back to teasing...
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