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5 Questions Twins Always Get

These are 5 things twins are used to hearing regularly, by friends or complete strangers.

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5 Questions Twins Always Get
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These are 5 things twins are used to hearing regularly, by friends or complete strangers.

1. "Are you guys twins?"

This is definitely the top question that twins will receive from people. Without this question, the rest of the questions about just being twins will not exist. If you are a true twin you will be guilty of sometimes telling people you are just friends instead of twins to make them feel crazy.

2. "Did you dress alike when you were little?"

This is another one of the questions that everyone will ask. If you were a part of one of the sets of twins who dressed identically, you will reluctantly answer yes to this question. You remember your childhood being filled with getting matching outfits on birthdays and Christmas, and your mom making sure your outfits were exactly the same as your twin's each day.

3. "Do you have twin telepathy?"

The answer to this question is always no. Even though most twins feel very close to their twin, almost close enough to know what the other is thinking, twin telepathy is not a thing.

4. "Do you want to get married to other twins?

This is one of the weirder questions you can get. When someone asks this question, you most likely try to envision all of the twins of the opposite sex you can think of that you know. The answer to this question can be mixed depending on the twin, but is most often no.

5. "Which of you was born first?"

If you are the older twin, you will jump at this question. You cannot wait to inform someone that you are the older twin, even if it is only by a few minutes. If you're the older twin, you use it to your advantage always.


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