那些有兄弟姐妹的人

In my family， it’s just my dad， my mom and me. Yup！ I’m the only child. It’s very tough to be the only child， having all the attention and focus on you. A lot of people think that being the only child makes me get whatever I want. I always reply to them with a straight-to-the-point，“No.”I had to work for the things I wanted， I had to maintain my grades and behave well. Sometimes I wished there were other people my parents would pay attention to， not only me， so at least some pressure was taken off.

Once in a while， my friends complain about how their siblings annoy them so much. They tell stories of their brother or sister bossing them around the house， teasing them， and telling on them to their parents. Even though their stories seem like something I too would get very mad at， secretly I wish I had what they did. I am indeed quite jealous.

I’ve always wanted a brother or a sister， ideally an older one. I always mention to my friends that I want one and they reply with an “OMG！ Don’t say that！You’ll regret it！” or “You want mine？” They say that I’m lucky to be the only child， but I’m pretty sure that if they were in my position they would want the same thing. They don’t know how it feels to be the“only” one. It does get pretty lonely. You don’t really have anyone to talk to at home， and you worry about who’s going to be there with you once your parents are gone.

My friend from freshman year had a terrible accident during PE when we were playing Frisbee one time. A guy from the opposing team crashed into her， and her forehead started bleeding a whole lot. They eventually called her brother out of class to wait and take care of her until their mom arrived. I thought it was so cute that he tried to calm her down； it was such a heartfelt moment. The connection they had was what I would call… priceless. I was very jealous knowing that I would never have such a relationship with someone I can call my“brother”.

There was also a time when my friend told me that she spent the weekend with her sister. They went shopping and all that good girly stuff. I always imagined that if I did have an older sister， I would tell her everything and we would have a ton of fun！ She would be the person I trusted the most， the one that I’d ask for help when I need it.

I overcome my jealousy by surrounding myself with great friends who I can treat as my long-lost siblings. I hope they’ll always be there with me through everything because I know I need them.

我家只有我爸、我媽還有我。沒錯！我是獨(dú)生女。當(dāng)獨(dú)生女很辛苦，因?yàn)槟慵f千關(guān)注于一身。很多人認(rèn)為我是獨(dú)生女，我就可以得到我想要的任何東西。我總是直截了當(dāng)?shù)鼗卮鹚麄儯骸安皇沁@樣的?！睘榱说玫轿蚁胍臇|西，我必須付出努力，必須保持好成績，而且還要表現(xiàn)良好。有時(shí)候我真希望家里還有其他人讓父母操心，而不僅僅是我一個人，這樣至少我的壓力會少一些。

有時(shí)候，我的朋友們會抱怨他們的兄弟姐妹如何如何煩他們。他們講起自己的哥哥或姐姐在家里老是指使他們做這做那，戲弄他們，還向父母打小報(bào)告。盡管他們講的這些事情好像也會令我非常生氣，但私底下我卻希望我有這樣的經(jīng)歷。我真的特別嫉妒他們。

我一直希望有一個兄弟或姐妹，最好是哥哥或者姐姐。我總是向我的朋友提起我想有個兄弟姐妹，而他們總是回答“天哪，不要那么說，你肯定會后悔的！”或者“那你想要我的兄弟姐妹嗎？”他們說我作為獨(dú)生女很幸運(yùn)，但我十分肯定，如果他們像我一樣也是獨(dú)生子女的話，肯定也會想要兄弟姐妹的。他們并不知道作為家里“唯一的”孩子是什么感覺。這樣真的很孤單。在家里沒有人真正可以跟你聊天，而且你會擔(dān)心一旦父母離開，有誰會與你做伴。

有一次我們在體育課上玩飛盤的時(shí)候，我從中學(xué)一年級就認(rèn)識的一個朋友發(fā)生了意外，傷得很重。她被對方隊(duì)伍的一個人撞了，額頭破了，流了很多血。最后他們把她哥哥從教室里喊出來，讓他照顧她，一直等到他們的母親趕來?！?br>