Youngest but matur-est

Have you ever noticed, the kids that grow up as the youngest are always more mature. By the time it's their turn for something they are more than ready, they have to be better, why because maturity is all they have over the older siblings. When your a kid, and you need someone to play with, most kids don't get that, because yes they have siblings but usually they've moved on to bigger better things because of the difference in age. So they strive to grow up to be at the level their siblings are at, but most of the time, they end up more mature. Sure they aren't going to be at the same stage in life as them, but you watch their attitude, most of the time, they are ready for the next thing, matured, prepared and know what life's all about. When I was a kid, I wanted to skate before I could walk, which I did, I potty trained myself, while my siblings were being potty trained, I learned to read early because they could. I got my learners on my first try because they didnt. I got my drivers licence on my first try during a snowstorm. Because I had to be just as good and better. When you think about it, the maturity, is really good. My sister pretty much lives on a common sense brain of a 5 year old but is almost 20. Which makes me the more adult like organized, responsible figure, who gets annoyed of her. The thing about being the youngest too, is that, when they come home from college and university, and I've loved my house to myself, and being the only one around, it makes me want to leave. And the sad part is for my parents, when I go to university, they may not see me, well almost ever, because, I won't come home for the 4 month summer, to be annoyed by my siblings and be irritated, I'll be living my life, in wherever I decide to go. I'll be more responsible and organized I won't have to ask my parents for money, advice, directions, or live off them, because, going to university, is about learning to live life on your own. And that's how I plan to do it. I guess that just makes me more mature, but who knows.