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[quote=Anonymous]I have fraternal twins and while the experience isn't as unique as having an identical twins sibling it's still fairly different than having any other sibling.  
I have a brother who is only 14 months younger than I am but we were always viewed as two distinct people.  We were a grade apart in school.  No-one referred to us 
as a unit. 
Twins have a slightly different childhood.  They are always compared to each other.  They go through every milestone together.  People refer to them as a unit. 
I think fraternal twin parents tend to treat them as any two siblings (at least I did) but the outside world loves to remind us that they're twins whenever they can.

My are g/b and are pretty similar (age 17).  Fairly athletic, decently smart, probably right in the middle between introvert and extrovert. 
My daughter is a bit more of a type A; my son is more type B.  He is more social and "popular", she has a quieter social life and a few good friends. 
We put them in different classes since age 4 and now in high school they attend different schools. 
They're fundamentally each other's best friends but they don't spend a whole lot of time together on a daily basis. [/quote]

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