Born for each other? by Pamela Withers

AGAIN :
PS: I OWN NOTHING! ( and i cut the front part, lazy to type already. lol)

Here's a list of common birth-order characteristics - and some thoughts on the best (and worst) marital matches for each :

Oldest Child
The oldest child seems to be self-assured, responsible, a high achiever and relatively serious and reserved, with parental qualities as a result of caring for younger siblings. He may become a perfectionist and worrier who finds it difficult to take criticism or tolerate others' mistakes, and he may be slow to make friends, perhaps content with only one companion.
The more "same sex" siblings an oldest has, the more independent and domineering he or she is and the more difficult it may be for him or her to find a suitable mate. The best matches are with a youngest, an only or a mate raised with a large number of opposite-six siblings. The worst match is with another oldest of same-sex siblings, since the two will be sovereign to share a household comfortable. The oldest sister of brothers is popular because she values men. She matches well with a youngest, who she can lead and nurture. The oldest brother of sisters tend to be easygoing, fun-loving, considerate and very fond of women. He is good at pleasing all females and is especially well matched with the youngest sister of brothers.

Youngest Child
The baby of the family thrives on attention and tends to be outgoing, adventurous, optimistic, creative, easygoing and less ambitious than others in the family. He may lack of self-discipline and have difficulty making decisions on his own. The youngest may learn to manipulate, either by pouting or by being charming.
A younger sister of sisters will match best with an oldest siblings, who will see through her manipulation and is charmed by her playfulness. A younger brother of brothers, often headstrong, unpredictable and romantic, will match best with an oldest or middle sisters of brothers, whom he will allow to control his life in an unobtrusive manner. The youngest of the same-sex siblings should avoid each other, since neither is nurturing, nor are they accustomed to members of the opposite sex. The youngest sisters of brothers, often a tomboy and a flirt, is best matched with an oldest brothers of sisters who will happily indulge these traits. She's smart to stay away from an oldest brother of brothers or, worse, a youngest brother of brothers. The youngest brothers of sisters is popular because he enjoys women that are supportive, admiring and eager to please.

Middle Child
The middle child is influenced by many variables; however, middles are often self-introverted, less likely yo take initiative or achieve high academic standards and more anxious and self-critical than others.
The middle child's most comfortable marriage duplicates a relationship with a close sibling. Middle often successfully marry other middles, since both are strong on tact, not so strong on aggressiveness and tend to crave affection.

Only Child
The only child picks up characteristics of her same sex parent's birth order, and this may influence who represents her best match. She is often most comfortable when alone, but since an "only" tends to be a well-adjusted individual, she'll eventually learn to relate to any chosen spouse.
The male only child expects his wife to make life easier without getting much in return; he is sometimes best matched with a younger or middle sister of brothers, or a maternal, oldest sister of brothers. His most difficult match is with another only. The female only child, who tends to be slightly more flexible, is well matched with an older man, who will indulge her tendency to test his love. Any birth order will do, but her best match is apt to be a brother of sisters. Her worst match? Another only, of course.

The End :D