pov : the life of the youngest child #youngest #child #sibling #siblings #relatable #awareness

[lilyagreste]

This legit made me cry. Finally someone understands what it’s actually like being the youngest.

[mgrosato]

This actually made me tear up. Nobody understands what it's really like to be the younger child except for the younger siblings.

[Cicadas.wcue]

As the youngest I can confirm.


My parents were out and I was sick then I was doing my chores and my mom calls me and tells me how I’m better then my siblings and I instantly wish she didn’t say that. The next day my sisters talked about how I get everything and that I’m the favorite and I get everything I want. I usually hide my feelings just because I don’t want other people worrying about me. I’m also a people pleaser and with adhd, anxiety, and asthma these type of things like disappointment, yelling, blaming, crying, and being not good enough upset me.Older siblings usually compare to us younger to what they didn’t have and we did and that were favorites yet they don’t know we suffer the same as they do we want to be perfect and look up to them we wanna be just like them but we get compared often.The hardest thing is when our siblings move out. Another thing is because our siblings are more “experienced” we often don’t get a say in thing and our parents usually believe the older siblings.



For all the youngest out there your perfect the way you are don’t please anyone just be yourself like god made you to be.

[alysonryan-zrds]

You are so right about everything, I really relate to this. I was never spoiled. I am dealing with anxiety. It’s great to find a person who finally understands!

[Mimimeds]

I understand this so much. The eldest and middle kids are always treating their younger sibling like a servant and they can never speak back, never have someone to spend time with, and are always being neglected, thank you for making this video. It really gets to me. ❤

[aphxdea]

Honestly, as the youngest of three sisters, this hits hard. The other two are constantly playing their own games, watching movies and i play alone. Apparently, the middle child, my older sister dislikes me because I supposedly stole her attention as the former youngest child. She's the only sister at home because my other sister, the oldest, already moved out.

All roles have their own problems but as someone taking a role of the youngest sibling, the one always expected to be spoilt and the favorite, it's not actually all sunshines and rainbows.

[alisoncashner]

I’m the youngest and I was never “spoiled”. My parents always believed my brother because he was the oldest, which apparently meant he knew more and could be trusted more.

[HarryPotter_Editzzzzz]

Wow, finally someone who actually UNDERSTANDS what it is like being the youngest. Everyone of my friends are all older siblings in their family but I’m the only younger sibling. Some of them joke around and start saying stuff like “your the youngest, your parents must treat you amazingly” “be grateful you have all the attention” or “your so lucky your the youngest”. LIKE NO. It doesn’t work that way. If your the youngest, you know that your left out of everything because of it. Your parents never trust you to be left alone, and if you and your older siblings get along great, well then, that always ends because nobody in this entire world can ever understand what we go through unless your the youngest.
I speak my case.

[Emmalee]

Finally someone understands what it’s like to be the youngest child. We’re not the ones who ask to be spoiled, we are not to young for helping others, I’m not going to get excluded anymore, and I do not want my siblings to leave and be the last one left.

[kassidydewitt]

this genuinely made me cry. as the youngest of 11, i truly can feel and relate to all of these things. thank you for helping us not feel alone. 💕

[nedapalamarevic]

I was crying so much when my sister moved out. She is still visiting us but I miss her so much

[sharenavarro]

I'm literally crying...I know others youngests also might go through this, but it still hurts..

[Layla-ckpt]

As the youngest I really feel this. I only have one brother and when he moves out I’m going to be so lonely. I can’t even imagine not having him in my life even when we don’t get along 🤍

[zzzhannqh]

finally someone who gets that being a younger child isnt always perfect

[isikabala]

Finally someone understands the pain of Youngest child! This is so relatable with me.
Your elder sibling bullies you and all, Always being called child, blah blah blah.
This hurts. Nobody thinks we have feelings or we understand them just because we are youngest.
This touched. Thank you so much for making this video!❤️

[irisvaessen]

Tysm for making this vid finely understand somebody how it feels and I don't even get spoilt I get abused

[DelaraDeGraaf-gflb]

Finally someone who understands that it’s not always perfect being the ✨ youngest ✨

[natenop]

I actually was crying tears at how relatable this was of being the youngest. With having my eldest sister leave when I was 10, knowing things that my parents didn’t that I tried to convince that I knew, playing games with siblings but having them be too busy, and being treated as a little kid all the time.

[ash_ers.k]

You're literally talking about me.. people think that youngest don't have anxiety, depression etc but they need to know that they do.

[DaughterOf-Apoo_Athnaa]

And it’s worse when you have a roommate who THINKS they get blamed for everything when in reality you get blamed for everything…