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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Being A Twin

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Most people have mirrors in their house, the thing about mine is that it moves. Being a twin has shaped the majority of my life, there are a lot of good things about a twin but there are some disadvantages to being a twin. With the good and bad there are always lessons to be learned and chances to grow. Growing up with a best friend has been great, with always having someone there who likes the same things as I do. She has always been there to cause havoc with me, and to this day she is my best friend, we know everything about each other. Not one first day of school did we have to face by ourselves, we were always doing it together. We 've always had each other to depend on whenever anything was to happen to either one of us. But even though

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