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[Star Wars] What was it like being a Clone Trooper?

It seems like such an odd existence. Growing up surrounded by hundreds of thousands of people exactly like you in every way, taught the same things, with all the same experiences. Was there culture? Friendships? Entertainment? Sex?
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The clones were designed to be the perfect soldiers. Strong, smart, loyal, but most of all identical. Save for a handful of soldiers (commanders for example) they were all trained to do specific things identically. Ex: Pilot Clones would know how to fly a variety of ships, advanced engineering and a very impressive knowledge of astrophysics, whereas a ground trooper would know advanced combat tactics, how to use weapons, how to evaluate a combat situation (only to a limited degree, enough to adapt to changes but not question orders). Commanders were taught advanced battle strategies, how to lead, how to rally the troops so to speak. 
As far as culture and friendship and the others, it is difficult to say. It's known that the clones have feelings, this is recorded in recovered 501st logs, specifically referring to Aayla Secura, and the sadness felt by some about her eventual fate. It is not unreasonable then to assume forms of friendships would be formed, however with everyone being literally the same person, with the same everything up until a certain point, it is uncertain the effect this would have on someone. 
Entertainment was limited, as there was little time for it. (most were aged artifically to combat readiness, trained, and sent out to die.) During the war the clones saw little downtime, deployed late in the war to areas of near 24/7 (or whatever scale of time existed on the plante) combat.
Sex quite simply didn't happen. It's possible that some clone after the wars survived and reproduced, but at their height, no, never.