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Rhapsody said:
Sounds as though more than one of you guys were effected by some thing or some one in your childhood...... T might be needed?

</div></font></blockquote><font class="post"> <font color="purple">Well, my biological brother, as well as step brother's A and B don't seem to be too interested in getting a T. Although Step brother C has been to a psych ward before- I don't think he has ever recieved proper help- or is even taking any medication (I know for a fact that he and my step dad are both bi-polar, but my step dad always makes sure to take the meds when he needs them, and discusses his problems rather then just lashing out.) I can't say what happened to my stepbrothers during their childhood- because it's not like I grew up with them or anything. I just know family wise that Step brother's A and B grew up and had their parents divorce- because their father became a drug addict (and I'm assuming at least verbaly abusive towards my now step-mom) and that Step Brother C was raised by my step dad's ex wife.

As for me and my brother? Here is a breif synopsis of our life:
(based on my age, not his, he is about 1.5 years older then me)
1-5: lived with mom and dad, at 5 they seperated
6-7: lived with mom, she moved around alot, highlights include: first meeting my future stepdad (5/6), living with said furture stepdad and his kids (6/7) and a verbaly abusive babysitter (also 6) and my step brother cracking his head open while we were running away from a "rabid" dog.(6/7)
7-13: We lived with dad because he was "more stable", as in: he only lived in one place. We both had a few friends- but the vast majority of kids hated us for no paticular reason.
14-present: we live were we do now (which is were our grandparents used to live) socialy our life is alot better- but my brother is failing almost every one of his classes (I'm trying but am starting to fall apart).</font>