We have two boys (born 15 months apart). They are now 19 and one will be 18 next month. They have argued over every little thing on almost a daily basis since they were 2. They literally can't be in the same room more than 15 minutes before one of them does or says something to bother/bug the other one.
My grandsons were like that, 2 years 2 days apart. They are now 17 and 19, and the oldest is a fulltime firefighter/EMT, and the youngest is on the same path. They are 3rd generation firefighters, as I was a volunteer, as was my daughter. They both are members of the same volunteer FD, and the oldest is now a paid FF at different departments. Now they actually get along, and help each other out. I think the one thing they agree on is they won't work at the same FD (there are over 20 in the county, so that won't be an issue).We have two boys (born 15 months apart). They are now 19 and one will be 18 next month. They have argued over every little thing on almost a daily basis since they were 2. They literally can't be in the same room more than 15 minutes before one of them does or says something to bother/bug the other one.
I will say the only negative so far is they never want to do friend-invites because they always have each other and others are just annoying or not good enough in some way. They only have casual friends at school. They're not hermits since they do plenty of sports. I've told them it's an issue but I can't force them to have friends over... they will have to adjust for their social well-being at some point.
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