Theory and research based on the experiences of adult twins

Twins in Conflict

Category: Fighting

Twinship Sometimes Feels Like a Scary Roller Coaster Ride

Twinship Sometimes Feels Like a Scary Roller Coaster Ride Insight into extreme anger, loneliness, and longing for twin closeness I have devoted many hours, days, weeks, and years trying to understand the love and loyalty, rage, guilt, and humiliation that twins have for one another. Fighting and even estrangement can

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When Twin Fighting Won’t Stop

When Twin Fighting Won’t Stop The most commonly asked question from twins who visit me online or in person goes something like this: “My twin and I have not spoken to each other in years because we cannot agree on how to get along. Our parents, siblings, and friends want

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How Twins Can Help One Another

Some facts about twin conflict that need to be talked about openly. Popular culture and mythology suggests that twins have an ideal relationship. These stereotypical ideas have infected our meaningful understanding of twinship. In reality the opposite is true. Twins have a very difficult time getting along. More often than

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Cost and Consequences of Getting Along with Your Adult Twin

the price that is paid for too much closeness with your twin is astronomical. As a society, we are interested in all different types of investments that will contribute to our overall mental and physical health and longevity. Twins, because of their early and profound attachments, face different emotional challenges

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