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nottheonlyonlychild.com

 Community website
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This is an idea for a website which uses your exact family placement (only child, middle child in three, youngest of seven, three times divorced mother, etc.) as a criterion for matching you with others in a profile based social network. The idea is that this placement is a remarkable factor in living, and people would benefit from sharing their exepriences in regard to it.
—daseva, May 06 2007

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       for dating or what?
—po, May 06 2007
   

       The types of relationships you describe would be allowed, [po].
—daseva, May 06 2007
   

       [+] As a middle child I find myself very reflective on what it is to be a child placed in a lineage of siblings. I find myself really able to connect to other middle siblings the best. In fact my most productive relationships have always reflected as much. I also find this kinship in other lefties.
—ColonelMuffins, May 07 2007
   

       [-] As an only child I find the whole idea of social networks distasteful.
—jutta, May 07 2007
   

       [jutta] I think you may have helped define the point.
—ColonelMuffins, May 07 2007
   

       [+]
—danman, May 14 2009
   

       I always liked to think that someone, somewhere was exactly like me and has my situation, or that someone, somewhere is doing X.
—devnull, May 14 2009
   


 

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