I stopped playing soccer a few years ago because it just didn’t interest me. The real reason I began playing soccer in the first place was because that’s what my twin did, and I wanted to be just like her. Even though I don’t play soccer anymore, I always make sure to attend her soccer games to cheer her on. We do share some of the same interests, and we even have some of the same friends, but our personalities and temperaments are polar opposites.
I’m the complete opposite of her. She is very outgoing, and loves to be around large groups of people. I’m more reserved and quiet, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. In fact, I think I’m the opposite of her because I want to be my own person. I don’t feel the need to compete with her or to try and have the same personality or interests.
Being a twin is synonymous with having a lifetime friend. Even though we may have our disagreements from time to time, I know that our bond will never be broken. She’s basically my best friend. Not many people in this world can say they’ve experienced the closeness of a sibling relationship. We’ve been together literally since day one- we were “womb-mates!” My twin experience has helped me grow as a person, and I wouldn’t be complete if it wasn’t for