Splitting Twins For School?

CBS2’s Jennifer McLogan reports.

[robynbriggs]

I’m a twin who went to the same school as my sister, but in two different classes in the same school. It was the best thing my parents did for us. We were able to be independent and develop our own personalities, but we were always close. We’re 17 now and going to uni in a few months and I’m frightened to be without her but by having our primary education split we are able to be a little more independent and individual than maybe we would have been together. I think the ramifications of splitting those boys across not only different schools but different types of schools will be detrimental to their development as individuals and as a separate yet united pair. :(

[KabbaModern]

I'm a twin (9mins apart) who went to the same school with my brother and being around each other 24/7 made us have anxiety of being alone in our adult years. We always kept getting compared and that made us very hateful and competitive towards one another.

Being adults now, my brother had to get a dog to cope with the loneliness, and I'm trying to cope with the loneliness without a girlfriend or pet, but something inside me keeps longing for a bond with someone.

Being a twin isn't fun if you don't have anything to fill the emptiness of not having another person.

[CyrusLi]

twins are mostly one person split in two, so they should treat them as such put them together.