I'm the youngest of four by a lot.
I am 13, 12 years younger than my youngest older sibling.
I don't understand.
I'm 12 years younger than the youngest one before me.
Okay, perfect.
They came here when they were teenagers.
My mom came when she was, well, she went to Puerto Rico before, but she came down here when she was 15 because she was pregnant at 15.
Then she met my dad.
They got together.
So my brother is like my half brother, but he's my brother.
They had my sister like right after.
They're not even like a year apart, I think.
And then they had my other sister like a year, no, two years or something like that after the second one.
So the three of them were like, mind you, my mom was 15, 16 and like 18 or 19 when she had her first three kids.
And then she's like,
you know what? This is a lot.
Good job.
No way.
They had IUDs back then?
Yeah.
What? They grew up, they have like a completely different childhood than I had.
My parents were together at that time.
I'm the youngest of four by a lot.
I am 13, 12 years younger than my youngest older sibling.
I don't understand.
I'm 12 years younger than the youngest one before me.
Okay, perfect.
They came here when they were teenagers.
My mom came when she was, well, she went to Puerto Rico before, but she came down here when she was 15 because she was pregnant at 15.
Then she met my dad.
They got together.
So my brother is like my half brother, but he's my brother.
They had my sister like right after.
They're not even like a year apart, I think.
And then they had my other sister like a year, no, two years or something like that after the second one.
So the three of them were like, mind you, my mom was 15, 16 and like 18 or 19 when she had her first three kids.
And then she's like,
you know what? This is a lot.
Good job.
No way.
They had IUDs back then?
Yeah.
What? They grew up, they have like a completely different childhood than I had.
My parents were together at that time.
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