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Topic: Twin thinks we are the same

MeGaN & MaEvE
Junior Member
Member # 2384

posted 08-23-2003 03:36 PM

Hi,
my twin sister Maeve thinks that we are the same. I hate it when I do something and shes like "thats like one thing thats different from me & you"! Our personalities are sort of similar, but there is more differences than similarities...I don't know how to tell her that we are really different and if opposites attract then thats why we are best friends and twins, but I don't want her to get mad becuase she gets mad really easily. Has anybody elses twin done this? If so tell me what you did! Im really sick of her telling people "we are twins, were not ID but we have the same personality!".

Help...
~Megan

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MeGaN & MaEvE

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Haleth
Junior Member
Member # 2428

Rate Member

posted 09-26-2003 08:55 PM

have you tried talking to her about it? Often I find that if I can just get somewhere alone with my sister and have a long conversation once in a while it clears a lot of things up. Even if she gets angry at least she'll know how you feel, and that's an important start.

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MeGaN & MaEvE
Junior Member
Member # 2384

posted 10-01-2003 06:20 PM

Thanks for your advice! I think I 'll talk to her next time she brings something like that up! Thanks again1

Megan

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MeGaN & MaEvE

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