If you never had to, just say so. I've had my own room since i was like age 3 but i never slept in it. I used it as a playroom. My mom would tuck me in the bed and i’d be in her bed in less than an hour later 🤣 My sis (whos 6 years younger than me) did the same. I slept in my moms bed til like age 7 lol. By time i reached age 8, we moved out of our 2 bedroom apartment into a 3 bedroom home. My mom had a rotten live in bedroom by then, so i had to share a room with my sis. My grandparents apartment caught fire so they took over my sisters room for a year or two. Hurricane katrina wrecked that house so we spent the next 2 years back in 2 bedroom apartments. I basically shared a room with my sis until i was like 13. Around that age, we got our own rooms. My sis is like 19 now and still spends most of her nights on my moms bedroom couch 😂 I only sleep in my room cause mom can't know I've been watchin porn all these years lmao. But i really do hope to move out before the year ends. I mean i’ve had the funds too for a year or so. I just dont have the motivation nor the job offer. Plus I don't know what state in the south i want to live in after this covid mess... Anyways, this is why my kids will always share a room. Give em their own room and they’ll never move out 😂🙈 We’re practically roommates sharing rent at this point #SiblingRivalry#Roommates #FeelFreeToList#BedsAndBaths
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I had 4 sisters growing up,3 older 1 younger. The house we lived in we moved in when I was 1 1/2. There were 2 bedrooms downstairsBdownstairs and one uostairs converted from attic. Before my younger sister was born, me and my one sister shared a bedroom and my other two shared a room. Once my sister was born, when I was 4, they turned ours into the baby's room and there were four of us sharing one big room, looked like an army barracks with 4 beds in a row 😅 we actually used to play we were in the army till oldest took it too far with the bounce the quarter on the bed and make you remake it, like f that lol There was doors on either side that was the attic that wasn't converted. So they turned one side into room for the oldest, other two had the big room and I got moved back downstairs to share room with my younger sister till bout 15 at which point it was just three of us at home so me and my 17 year old sister had the room upstairs and my younger the one downstairs. Finally got my own room when my sister got kicked out at 18, but didn't have for too long cuz I moved out at 17 and moved in with my first hubby's family.
Nah really wasn't we didn't spend much time in our bedroom... In summer we lived outdoors, in winter either in living room or played in the basement a lot
I am the oldest of my siblings and so I had my own room by the age of 11. Let me tell you, I absolutely loved it😊 But that lasted for about three years until everyone got their own room, then I was like damn. There wasn't anything special about it anymore😂😂
@DizzyDesii Exactly... I was like really mom? You didn't have to do me like that. But I didn't complain.. I still had my own room, so hey... I was happy, they were happy, everyone was happy.
From what I can recall, I had my own room and my own bed at age 4. But adjusting to a new lifestyle in a new country and maybe also not liking the feeling of being alone in my own room in the dark, I snuck into my mum's room in the middle of the night. But if my mum locked her door - and she did at times, I'd sneak into my brother's room and wake him up, we'd end up reading (Captin Underpants) or playing a card game on his bed, till we both fell asleep.
I believe by about 6ish, I stopped waking up in the middle of the night and stayed asleep in my room.
Never had to. It's nice if you want your own space to study, play lego on your own as a kid (although often my brother and I played in each other's rooms lots and had a ton of fun together), or down the road if you get a snap from a girl you've been crushing off and simply want to jack off in jr. high or high school with privacy. It's like the living room and rec room are shared common spaces for friends and family, but if you've had a rough day your bedroom is completely your own sanctuary away from all the stress of everything.
When I turned 4 I started to become too annoyed with her and decided to just sleep on the couch in the living room. Our bedroom was extremely small and so our bed were touching so she always ended up with a her head on my pillow or bed and because I move a lot and kick in my sleep she always ended up crying and my mother came to slap me everyday so I become feed up with it and just decided to sleep on the couch officially (because I've been doing it a tons before, I got up in the middle of the night at first and finished my night on the couch but then I officially decided to make it the couch my bedroom.
My parents put a wall up in the middle of the master bedroom and turned it into mine and my sister's rooms, so I had to walk through her room to get in or out of mine. It was like that until my parents split up when I was like 13. Then she went with my mum and I stayed with my dad. He took the wall back down and then I had the whole master bedroom xD
Thats kinda cool. My mom once turned the living room into her bedroom to give me qnd my sis our own rooms 🤣 i used to bust out in the middle of her having sex to cockblock them 😂
I think I shared a room with my sister until I was 12 and she was 13. We hated sharing a room and were always fighting. We got along much better when we had our own rooms. My parents never let us climb in bed with them.
I shared a room with my 3 years older brother till he moved to Sweden back in 1998. I was almost 14 at the time. You had it tough when it comes to privacy , feels so.
Various circumstances resulted in me sharing a bedroom with my brother or sister off and on at 16-ish until I turned 18. Before that I had my own room already for several years, I'm not sure how many exactly.
Not that I noticed. We all got dressed and stuff in the bathroom so it's not like it was much different from being with them in any other room. Plus, we all knew it was temporary. It's probably easier to just shut up and deal with any situation when you know it's only for a little while.
Well it was when my brother basically turned 18 that my room was converted to a one bedroom but it was kinda of fun for a while having two beds since my brother was from another father and would only come on weekends
Me and my sister shared bedroom, don't know why my Father had all that money he made good money at the Steel Mill., we were stuck in a 2 bedroom house we were in early middle school, I even think age 8 and 9 is too old to share a bedroom when it comes to a Brother and a Sister.
never had to do that, our house had 7 bedrooms so there was no option to fight for my own room. But now i have to sleep with my brother because in summer AC rooms are only 3 and one in which my parents sleep and in which me and my brother sleep. But i am only staying at home due to Covid-19 after that i will be living at some other place as usual
I shared a room with my brother until i was 15, we never really had separate rooms because my parents thought sharing a room would increase siblings bond. Well, that thought was spectacularly destroyed when we had fights almost every day.
I only shared a bedroom with my bro because I was afraid of being in a room alone with all the monsters under my bed. Finally moved out when I was 20. 😂
I shared a room with my older-sister back in our apartment-unit in the Philippines until around 13, when we all moved to the U. S. where I was given my own room.
I shared a room with my parents until I was 4. Then I got my own room. It would be weird for me to be 3/4 years old sharing a room with my 18 year old brother lol
I shared a room with my older sister until we moved to a bigger house when I was 9-10. Then (by my own choice) I shared a room with my little brother until that same sister moved out when I was 14.
Well, I didn't really want to share a room with him. I could've had my own room, but for some reason I wasn't ready for that kind of change. My sister wanted her own room, so I either had to have my own room or share with my brother. He still slept in my parents room half the time for a few years, so it wasn't that weird of an adjustment, really. Plus, before we moved my cousin (male) used to spend weekends at our house all the time, so I was kind of used to sharing a sleeping space with a boy.
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