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Old 06-15-2008, 03:23 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Re: Be thankful your're not a twin.
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Originally Posted by JCC View Post
Being a twin puts a major strain on my social life. I don't want to be an asshole, but to be honest I have more friends than my brother does. My parents always make me feel incredibly guilty whenever I go hangout with my friends and I don't include my brother. I feel guilty when I go out and have fun while he just stays home. What am I supposed to do? On one hand I really don't want to make him feel bad by going out while stays home, on the other I don't think I should limit myself because of him.
I think that's just a sibling to sibling thing. My friends mom does this to her. Anywhere she goes her sister has to tag a long, so she isn't home by herself. Just explain to your mom that you need to have your space from him for a few hours while you hang out with your buddies.
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