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I fight all the time with my brother. will i miss him when he is at college?
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I hope so: Hopefully your fighting is just sibling bickering...You are testing each other and earning some valuable ...And not so valuable....Communication skills. You will miss him...You may not miss the bickering. You will miss the fun things, the funny things, and the relationship that you have. You will also grow and when you are together again it will be less argumentative.
Answered 10/3/2016
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