The relationship between twins is multifaceted and often misunderstood. While meant to be viewed as a close-knit bond, societal idealization overlooks the frustrations and conflicts that twins experience as they develop their individual identities. Twins navigate emotions such as resentment and loneliness, often while juggling the expectations set by others. As they grow, they must balance their unique identities with their shared twin identity, sometimes leading to intense sibling rivalry. The complexities of this dynamic reveal that being a twin can be as challenging as it is fortunate.
Twins are born married, sharing their time in utero, which creates a complex bond that both energizes and challenges their individuality as they grow.
The idealization of twins by society complicates understanding their relationship, as it often overlooks the genuine frustrations and conflicts they face.
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