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Today, I was on a date with a very intelligent and handsome guy. I was so nervous that when he was telling me about his twin sister, I asked him if they were identical twins. FML

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_ebbonyy 11

Awkward.. but if the 'intelligent and handome' guy doesn't have a good enough sense of humour to not hold it against you, then you're probably better off without him :-)

Hiimhaileypotter 53

I would probably do that too, honestly. He probably thought it was cute! If not...AVADA KEDAVRA!

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It's fine some twins don't look alike they where just born at the same time. Don't worry about it.

I'm a twin with a sister and sometimes I get asked that and I want to break a vase over their head.

bethanyjk 0

its possibleeee. :p

Fortitudine 3

Male and female twins will never be identical, they will always be fraternal, unless one of them had a sex change. A definite FML for you

ChickInGreenVans 12

Thanks for the Genetics and DNA breakdown guys!!

ChickInGreenVans 12

Gremlins!!

ChickInGreenVans 12

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That's because it is...

AaliyahMorgan143 5

All twins aren't identical :) it's ok :)

They could be fraternal you idiot that's a legit question

That's exactly the point. You know that fraternal (dizygotic) twins are, by definition non-identical? Dizygotic twins occur when two eggs are fertilised by two sperm; you can think of them as two siblings born independently in terms of their looks, that they simultaneously shared a uterus is in most respects irrelevant. Monozygotic twins, on the other hand, are formed from a single fertilised egg when the zygote divides prior to implanting in the uterine wall, resulting in two embryos with identical genetic information. The twins in this FML *have* to be dizygotic because they're of different genders, thus you can infer they have a different combination of x/y chromosomes and as such cannot be monozygotic.