The first name on my birth certificate isn't Lucy (it's Alison) but then again, that thing needs an update since my step-dad legally adopted my twin, our older sister, and I.
I've grown up in California, attend a performing arts school with my identical twin, can speak French and Spanish (but no, I don't like using either online or to read so don't expect anything more than a few random phrases), am the head cheerleader at my school, and am an aspiring ______, _______, and ______. You fill in the blanks, I'm too lazy.
I’ve been asked worse. “Which one of you is the evil twin?” comes to mind. Seriously. When we were about 8, my twin and I actually started saying that I’m the evil one when people ask.
I don’t even get why people ask “do you like being a twin?” Do you? I mean, the entire concept of that question would require me knowing what it’s like to NOT be a twin. How do people not understand this simple concept?
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I’ve been asked worse. “Which one of you is the evil twin?” comes to mind. Seriously. When we were about 8, my twin and I actually started saying that I’m the evil one when people ask.
I don’t even get why people ask “do you like being a twin?” Do you? I mean, the entire concept of that question would require me knowing what it’s like to NOT be a twin. How do people not understand this simple concept?