I get so tired of people exclaiming "that's so cool!" with that disgusting idiotic tone that spews from their lips like poison. It is not cool. Not cool in the slightest. She has been the plaguing my existence since the day we were conceived. You think that is cool? Oh, such a fool, she stole my nutrients since day one! Sure, she had the terribly awful feet, but I was born with the underdeveloped lungs which caused me to grow quite ill. I believe she has been plotting my extinction since the very beginning..
When you are born a twin, for some reason their follows a belief that you should have to share absolutely everything- just because we shared a birthday.
I shared a birthday cake for the first 11 years of my life. You know how lame that is? We don't even like the same types of cake!
We always got similar toys, similar clothing, and for a while similar haircuts.
But get this: even then we were so unalike that no one knew until one day in kindergarten we both wore duck sweaters our grandma had knitted us (*cue the 'awws'*).
Even when we were wee-little children we were easy to tell apart. So it astounded family members when other parents would ask, 'how can you tell them apart?'. I believe that having the label 'twin' patched on me permanently, causes a lot of confusion (A lot of stupidity).
We have never looked the same, even since birth:
-I was smaller and had a rounder face, while she had an oval face.
-My hair was thicker and wavier, with ringlets forming occasionally. She had thin hair that tended to lay more flat.
-My hair was always dark, while hers slowly darkened.
-I tended to remain pale year-round, while her skin would tend to change throughout the seasons.
-My teeth were straight, while hers remained crooked.
-My eyes were darker, and I needed glasses at an earlier age.
-I have always been shorter
Not to mention, we grew up completely different:
-She's a star athlete, while I lack in any athletic ability.
- I was a quick learner, and grew quite literate at a young age, while she remained incapable of reading until grade four.
-I was a musician and had a good ear, while she seemed unable to even pick up an instrument.
-I was creative, and an individual. Excelling on my own, while she excelled more through careful teaching.
-We have different tastes in music
-Different work-ethic
-Different clothing styles
Most people who meet us don't even realize we are related, and the more we have grown the more different we have become.
For the most part we don't even get along, I'm sure if we didn't share blood we wouldn't even acknowledge each other. It is very unlikely we would ever have been friends.
I guess the only good part about being a twin?
People not believing it.

