I'm currently reading a book by Dr. Kevin Leman titled The New Birth Order Book. It deals with people's place in their family and how it forms their personalities. While I don't agree with everything he says in his book, it did make me start to wonder: what kind of person makes a Star Trek fan?
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Birth Order What is your birth order in your family?
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Posted 30 April 2007 - 05:46 PM
Jim Caswell
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Posted 03 May 2007 - 11:17 AM
I said only child but that's not entirely true since I have an older half brother. However I never lived with him and have hardly spent any time with him so for all intents and purposes I'm an only child.
And I am a ruthless perfectionist.
And I am a ruthless perfectionist.
#3
Posted 03 May 2007 - 02:00 PM
Firstborn.
I'm a compromiser (too lazy to be a perfectionist, although I can be quite manipulative if the situation warrants). My sister is two and a half years younger than me and since she was about one year old she's always been the dominant party in our relationship. She was always the extroverted one getting into trouble, I was the level headed one trying to salvage the situation with our parents.
I'm a compromiser (too lazy to be a perfectionist, although I can be quite manipulative if the situation warrants). My sister is two and a half years younger than me and since she was about one year old she's always been the dominant party in our relationship. She was always the extroverted one getting into trouble, I was the level headed one trying to salvage the situation with our parents.
Live long and prosper
#7
Posted 04 May 2007 - 12:40 AM
That's good to know, given that non-nuclear families are becoming almost the norm rather than the exception, although to be fair, nuclear families are mainly limited to Western and some Asian cultures, and until medical advances made death in childbirth less of a hazard for women, a majority of children were raised by someone other than both their biological parents.
Live long and prosper
#8
Posted 04 May 2007 - 10:27 AM
There are three siblings in my family, I am the oldest, my sister is the middle child, and my brother is the youngest. Technically, my brother is the first born and he is the most successful of the three of us, the scale goes as such:
- My Brother ($80,000/year, athletic, attractive, financially secure, successful)
- My Sister ($12,000/year, mentally handicapped, HIV positive, Drug Abuser)
- Me ($40,000/year, overweight, diabetic, financially iffy, successful enough to not be fired from his job)
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