Is it normal to become really immature when i hang out with my brother?

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For starters, my brother and I are both completely responsible, average adults who have jobs and live a very conventional life. We are both hovering around the age of 30.

BUT, for some reason, whenever we get together our maturity dwindles to that of a 15 year old...I'm talking, being asked to leave Christmas mass for giggling about whispered talladega nights jokes, and then unplugging all the Christmas lights in from of the church. I'm talking, shot-gunning beers on a golf course right before thanksgiving dinner. I'm talking, knocking over port-a-potties with people in them, minor shoplifting, even prank calling (I'm an adult! Why would I do that?)

For some reason, whenever I get together with my brother, it's like a bad episode of jackass. Maybe it's just both of us letting off steam from our every day, stressful lives, but acting like a proper 15 year old douchebag, when you're actually an adult...well, how abnormal is it?

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  • RoseIsabella
    9 years ago

    I was with ya'll until that port-a-potty bit came up.

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  • TrollsAreStupid
    9 years ago

    Some people have this influence on others - they make their friends become hyperactive and immature. I remember at high school there was a girl like this; normally our group of friends was pretty immature, but when one girl was away from school for a day, everything changed and we somehow spent lunch time calmly discussing politics. Your brother seems to be one of these people. But it's okay to become immature and have some fun occasionally, although I don't recommend committing crimes or anything that could hurt people.

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  • Mother2All
    9 years ago

    Humm, see id smack the fuck out of both of you! Have you ever thought that maybe there are feelings of more then the brother-sister-relationship?

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      9 years ago

      No! Gross! Somebody's been reading too many IIN posts. He's just a brother to me, nothing more.

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      • Mother2All
        9 years ago

        I dint get it from the othet posts i get it because i read people better then i do books

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  • Mersaphe
    9 years ago

    Are you male or female? That makes a difference.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      9 years ago

      I'm female, lol. I'm not sure how that makes a difference.

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  • peaceandlovebro
    9 years ago

    This is awesome, you're still young and having fun.

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