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Little brother, oh, how you make me laugh. I never met someone as funny as you. I adore all of our adventures that we have experienced. You are my partner-in-crime and there is no doubt that you have never left my side when I needed you. I can always be myself around you because we know each other like the back of our hands. Despite of you being younger, you are still protective about me. You never sugar coat anything; seriously, you are always honest with me. I believe the greatest part of having a little sibling is that you get to watch them grow up into the most awesome person around. Right before my eyes, I saw a little boy that I can easily take down when there was a lesson that needed to be taught. Now I see a grown little man that I cannot even pin down any more. You have accomplished so much in life and for that I am a very proud sister. …show more content…

You are the only person that has never doubted me. You always say I have so much potential in me that I never use. Now, I finally get to start fresh and use the all potential that you always said I had. I only said no to college soccer because I want to be successful as you. I admire your intelligence and your showing of an ambitious determination to achieve your goals. You probably understand me the most and I can always count on you to listen to me without criticism or judgement. You are the greatest mentor in my life. You have taught me everything about life. I am so thankful for that. I have always wished to have a sister but when God gave me two amazing brothers. That has helped me to develop my self-esteem, leadership skills, and to be tough in this world. Also, having a passion in sports, not minding having slight dirt on me and giving me such wonderful memories that nothing would ever replace them. Now, I am glad that I never even had a sister. I would rather have all of my day spent outside playing than having a whole day at the mall

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