Conjoined twin Abby Hensel is now married

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So what does Brittany do when Abby and J have sex?? I’m sorry but that is just weird.

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Anonymous wrote:So what does Brittany do when Abby and J have sex?? I’m sorry but that is just weird.

She is also having sex during those times.

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Anonymous wrote:So what does Brittany do when Abby and J have sex?? I’m sorry but that is just weird.

She is also having sex during those times.

Yep because they have the same vagina. The question is if they have a baby - who is the mom?

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Anonymous wrote:So what does Brittany do when Abby and J have sex?? I’m sorry but that is just weird.

She is also having sex during those times.

Yep because they have the same vagina. The question is if they have a baby - who is the mom?

They only have one set of ovaries and identical DNA so both I guess.

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Anonymous wrote:So what does Brittany do when Abby and J have sex?? I’m sorry but that is just weird.

She is also having sex during those times.

Yep because they have the same vagina. The question is if they have a baby - who is the mom?

They only have one set of ovaries and identical DNA so both I guess.

Yea but who goes on the birth certificate? Or maybe it just doesn't matter.

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Anonymous wrote:So what does Brittany do when Abby and J have sex?? I’m sorry but that is just weird.

She is also having sex during those times.

So Brittany had to be on board with this relationship.

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Anonymous wrote:So what does Brittany do when Abby and J have sex?? I’m sorry but that is just weird.

She is also having sex during those times.

So Brittany had to be on board with this relationship.

Read the article posted above about the Andrade twins... one twin is asexual.

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Anonymous wrote:So what does Brittany do when Abby and J have sex?? I’m sorry but that is just weird.

She is also having sex during those times.

So Brittany had to be on board with this relationship.

Read the article posted above about the Andrade twins... one twin is asexual.

I don't quite get how that works. Mentally asexual, sure. But when you share a vagina with someone who has an active sex life you're not really asexual in practice.

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Anonymous wrote:So what does Brittany do when Abby and J have sex?? I’m sorry but that is just weird.

She is also having sex during those times.

Yep because they have the same vagina. The question is if they have a baby - who is the mom?

They only have one set of ovaries and identical DNA so both I guess.

Yea but who goes on the birth certificate? Or maybe it just doesn't matter.

These are the things I'm curious about, too. And taxes. How do taxes work?

The intimacy stuff I don't care about. They're all consenting adults and I'm sure whatever they do, works out for all 3 of them.

But the logistical, paperwork stuff... that's the stuff I want to know.

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Anonymous wrote:I watched their documentary years ago. Their parents are both so level-headed, especially the mom, who is also a nurse. I have faith that mom did a ton of vetting of the husband. The girls have navigated their lives phenomenally well. I wish them the best.

Talk about having to cope with whatever life throws at you!!

Hats off to them AND their parents.

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Anonymous wrote:I can't help but be squeed out by this set of twins. I would never say this in real life, but I can't see anything but a two-headed person when I see them, and it just weirds me out. Yes, I know. I'm terrible. I get that.

That being said, they aren't here for my comfort and I'm genuinely happy for them that they have a nice life and one or both has found love.

Grow up.

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Anonymous wrote:I can't help but be squeed out by this set of twins. I would never say this in real life, but I can't see anything but a two-headed person when I see them, and it just weirds me out. Yes, I know. I'm terrible. I get that.

That being said, they aren't here for my comfort and I'm genuinely happy for them that they have a nice life and one or both has found love.

They are human beings like you are a human being. They didn’t choose to be co-joined twins. Why are you squeed out by people who didn’t choose their circumstances but graduated from college and teach 5th grades?

Stop pretending that they look normal. They don’t. Of course they didn’t choose their circumstances. Neither did the elephant man. But they still look odd.

Nobody is pretending they look normal. Lots of people don’t look “normal.” What is “normal,” btw? Civilized people don’t base their opinions of people on their looks.

I bet someone, somewhere, thinks you look odd.

DP- come on now you can’t be serious. There’s literally only one other set of conjoined twins with their same condition- connected in the same way- alive in the world right now. You mean to say that if they were walking down the street you wouldn’t look twice? Of course they look odd. It’s an odd situation.

The point is that in most ways (and the important ways) they are like you.

Looks are not what makes us human.

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Anonymous wrote:What if one sister gets into a fight with the husband and doesn’t want to be around him but the other sister is fine and watches to hangout and watch a movie? What if one ultimately wants a divorce but the other doesn’t? I just don’t get it.

These young women navigate matters like these daily, and have for 34 years now. What if one wanted to major in math and the other in education - what if one wants to go out to dinner and the other isn’t hungry - what if one likes Pearl Jam and the other hates listening to music - what if one got mad at their parents and the other didn’t. So on and so on. I’m not saying this is a run of the mill situation or one I have any insight to, but these women have spent their entire lives navigating forced togetherness 24/7 so I suspect that a lot of the questions people have on this thread are just not as large for them to navigate as they would be for you or me. They seem really cool and poised to me.

Well said.

Agreed, they’ve been navigating this for 34 years. They know what to do. The guy has also dated both of them from the beginning. Why is their sex life anyone’s business? Why is it kinky! Leave them alone. Let them be happy. Those women seem wonderful. Maybe that is why he married both of them.

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Anonymous wrote:General consensus is that it’s likely a three way relationship but they he cant legally marry both of them. That’s really the only way to make sense of this

I wonder if the twins think of themselves as being kinky because they're in a throuple, or this was just the only way they could do the traditional thing of getting married.

OK I think this circumstance is very interesting because I’m not understanding how the orgasm/mental connection works here… But you can’t possibly think they’re doing this for a kink! They’re too living human beings, who deserve to be happy and fall in love. It’s a highly unusual situation and hopefully this guy is just super open-minded. He has a daughter from another relationship.

Why do you need to understand that?

Exactly, this jerk is so voyeuristic!

Women are not objects, put on this earth for your enjoyment and appraisal!

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Anonymous wrote:So what does Brittany do when Abby and J have sex?? I’m sorry but that is just weird.

She is also having sex during those times.

So Brittany had to be on board with this relationship.

Read the article posted above about the Andrade twins... one twin is asexual.

I don't quite get how that works. Mentally asexual, sure. But when you share a vagina with someone who has an active sex life you're not really asexual in practice.

Why is that so important for you to get?