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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]right, there are no guarantees siblings will get along. But i'm not here to argue, and there's no right or wrong answer. And there are valid reasons to having an only and I'm not disputing them, i'm just thinking in the best interest of the child and what makes them ultimately happy, not the parents per se. Sure, if having one will make the parents less crazy, happier family all around. Really? [b] Lot of only childs i know grew up lonely especially around the holidays (Thanks, Xmas) with no silblings around or in other words, would've prefered to have a sibling growing up. [/b] [quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] [/quote][/quote] I felt that way and I had a sibling. I dysfunctional sibling and a dysfunctional family. Why are people like you coming in and ruining this thread with you're version of what ideal is? This is about the pros of having an only. Not your opinion as to why they shouldn't. Start your own thread.[/quote]
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