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I have A LOT of sisters, 4 in total, all older. So, not only am I the only boy, I'm also the baby of the family, Korean's call me the magnae, which translates to "he who's shit don't stink". Ok, that's not true, it just means the youngest. 😂 

It's pretty clear that my dad really wanted a boy. After having kids of my own, I would regularly tell my parents I think they got short changed. "All of that to get to me? You got robbed dude."

I'm so grateful to have my sisters, they mean the world to me. Actually, their influence plus being the youngest probably explains why I get along with everyone here (re: chronically immature), esp since I'm on the older side of the population distribution on WC (I'm late Gen X, not a boomer you snarky bastards)

So much of who we are, is shaped by the brothers, the sisters, we had and didn't, to get us right here, right now. What about you? How did your family shape you and your world view?

P.S. We all have kids of our own now and guess what...they all had girls! Figures

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