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Conjoined twins
- Thread starter Brony714
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I can say without a doubt that I would not like to have a conjoined twin, for the reason that I could never be alone.
I have a younger brother. Although we were able to finish each other's thoughts and sometimes read each other's minds, I can't say we are close... He teased me mercilessly and was always the accepted child while I was the freak. I can't imagine the torture of not being able to escape from my sibling.
I have a younger brother. Although we were able to finish each other's thoughts and sometimes read each other's minds, I can't say we are close... He teased me mercilessly and was always the accepted child while I was the freak. I can't imagine the torture of not being able to escape from my sibling.
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