Being A Twin-Personal Narrative

Most twins also have a few close friends that are separate from their sibling. Most don’t share a personality. Again, some small parts are the same, but these parts can be explained by environment. My sister and I have different interests, are involved in many different activities, and have aptitudes in many different things. For instance, she is involved very heavily in the theater and political science departments at her college, and I am involved in volunteer work wherever I can find it and the nursing department. Finally, we don’t usually dress alike. We have not dressed in the same outfits every day since the age of six, when we started helping pick out our own clothes. When we do dress alike, it is only for special events. For instance, we are planning to do so for three days at the end of summer, due to our attendance at the Twins Festival in Twinsburg, Ohio and most twins find this a fun way to celebrate being a twin. Most pairs have the same philosophy. They may dress up for holidays or birthdays (the parents and other relatives find it cute), but not on an everyday basis. There are, of course, exceptions to the rule. Some twins like to dress alike all the time, even as grownups. Some have the same friends, and some even have eerily similar personalities. To these people, I say “More

Having a twin helped and hurt me; the challenge that impacted me was my independence or lack of. She was always there. We were in the same classes, had the same interests, played the same sport, had the same friends, worked at a job together, and

It would be fun to have a twin. First of all, you can talk to them just in case you’re having any trouble in school or any sports. If you need to cheer them up, you can ride bikes to our friends. If you like the same sports, you can play the sport that you like which might be vollyball. Since you look like each other, you can dress up like each other for fun. It will be fun to have a twin, but maybe it will be a little frustrating.

I am sure there would have been times where having a twin wouldn’t have been all that fun though. I would have had to share my clothes and toys with someone else. We would also have to share a birthday and that would mean a shared birthday party. That is one of the things I would have hated. Being an only child, all the attention

Months later, I was strong enough to get back in the pool. Drew and I stood side-by-side getting ready. But this time standing in front of the mirror, I admired my scars. They intertwine in a helix formation, touching, crossing, and separating like the strands of DNA we share. By finding myself, Drew and I were able to connect as twins more than ever. Being a twin doesn’t mean being the same, it

Life can throw you unexpected events, that are hard to handle alone. Having a twin can help solve these problems. Throughout my life I have overcome many experiences. Coming from a small grade school and not knowing

The leaves were falling and people are in shorts and t-shirts. Cross country season was on and it was going to be a good one since it was my last year in junior high cross country. Twins on the team made it even better since they judges of the course we would be running at would mix us two up. The day we would get our coach was even better than getting the judges at meets.

After completing the “Who Is Your Literary Twin?” quiz, I was surprised to find out my literary twin is Sherlock Holmes. Although I am not familiar with his work, I mostly agree with the description the quiz had to offer. This quiz said I am bold, calculative, deeply intuitive and a natural problem-solver, which is very accurate. Another part of this quiz states, “… your tremendous knowledge of the workings of the mind allows you unlimited access to social peers and colleagues.” I found this statement very interesting, as I start to apply it to interactions I have with others. I have always found it easy to get along with others, even if the other person is a complete opposite of me.

“Which one are you” is often the most popular question I received when people find out i’m a twin. My twin and I are like apples and oranges, there’s only so much we have in common before we become our own thing. We both play lacrosse, the violin, are in the same clubs and share many friends. I’m extroverted and confident. My sister, on the other hand, is shy and timid. From the early days of kindergarten where we stealthily switch personas to present day. we swap roles to fit our environment. In times when I am unsure of myself and afraid of what's to come, my sister will shift gears and transform into a cool and collected being. For as long as I can remember, I’ve never had someone there to let me as I

Do the Benefits of Being a Twin Outweigh the Drawbacks? There are quite a few drawbacks of being a twin, but the benefits outweigh them. When people have a twin, they have that one person in their life that they can relate to and they know will always be there for them on a level that a friend can’t fill. Yes, there are also things that make being a twin difficult such as being judged differently and being compared to one another, but the benefits make up for it and provide more positivity.

Having a twin would be fun. The twin help you with various tasks like he can help you with homework or, cleaning your room. Another reason is he can teach you how to improve on your techniques in sports or help you study. The final reason is, the twin can play sports with you so, he can challenge you and, help you improve at your sport. These are the reasons I think having a twin would be fun. Would you like to have a twin?

From having to share birthdays to toys to car keys, I've come to realize how fulfilling life can be. Every moment of my life has not been my own, but ours. We've shared thoughts, feelings, moments, and friends. Going through life with someone your exact same age provides you with such a huge perspective of life. We look at people differently. We come up with different solutions to a problem. But what better way to gain an understanding of life than by having two brains?

It would be really fun and exciting to have a twin. The first thing that would be awesome would be that you get to celebrate the same birthday, and you would have twice as many cake and presents. Seeing that you would be the same age, you could share a lot of the same toys and games. You might also play the same sports or like the same games. You could play on the same teams, or hang out with the same friends. Since you would be the same age so you could always have someone to play with. Whenever you got bored you would you could just play together. You would always try your hardest to see who is better. They would also make you work and practice more so you could be better. I would love to have a twin to do all of this stuff

It is yet to be said that identical twin have their own language when growing up , or even even being see rated would hurt both individuals . Coming from my ow experience . My brother and I have a special connection , for there is a moment

With a two year gap between my older brother and I there was a lot of comparison between the two of us. But naturally, I was compared to dakota (my older brother) more than he was compared to me. I had push myself to be like him when in reality I was so focused on being like him, I never really learned how to be myself until he went to college. And honestly I think that is what made me who I am to day. With all of the people not necessarily wanting me to be like him, but just thinking I would naturally grow up to be like him, it gave me a mind set that I didn’t want to be like him at all. That is not a bad thing though, as my own individual I learned to how my own personality and it gave me the self confidence I