My husband (age 25) has a twin brother, and my 5-year-old sons are twins.
Obviously my boys are only 5, but they bath together, and splash about in the water, and we (my hubby and I) see no problems there.
My husband has a lot of issues with co-dependency and separation towards his brother...he received therapy from about your age up, so being incredibly close with his brother is something he can relate.to. They do almost everything together, they had baths together (naked) at your age, and I'm pretty sure they see eachother without any clothes on.
Twins (especially identical twins) might have a very close, infinitely unbreakable bond with one--another, it's utterly normal and something to celebrate! My husband cried every night for a good long while after we moved into our own house, shortly after our twins were born - even though we'd bought a house just 10 minutes away!
It's lovely, almost beautiful, the way twins are like two peices of a separeated block of driftwood, slotting together perfectly; each and every fibre finding its own groove. Of course nothing sexual is happening between you, I don't believe it for a second, I really don't.
It's friendship beyond mortal understanding.
Right now my husband's twin is staying the night at our's to support my hubby, he needs support because he has an upset stomach.
If you need any more advice, don't hesitate to reply or send me a message.
Is it normal that I sleep naked in my brothers bed?
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Hey there!
My husband (age 25) has a twin brother, and my 5-year-old sons are twins.
Obviously my boys are only 5, but they bath together, and splash about in the water, and we (my hubby and I) see no problems there.
My husband has a lot of issues with co-dependency and separation towards his brother...he received therapy from about your age up, so being incredibly close with his brother is something he can relate.to. They do almost everything together, they had baths together (naked) at your age, and I'm pretty sure they see eachother without any clothes on.
Twins (especially identical twins) might have a very close, infinitely unbreakable bond with one--another, it's utterly normal and something to celebrate! My husband cried every night for a good long while after we moved into our own house, shortly after our twins were born - even though we'd bought a house just 10 minutes away!
It's lovely, almost beautiful, the way twins are like two peices of a separeated block of driftwood, slotting together perfectly; each and every fibre finding its own groove. Of course nothing sexual is happening between you, I don't believe it for a second, I really don't.
It's friendship beyond mortal understanding.
Right now my husband's twin is staying the night at our's to support my hubby, he needs support because he has an upset stomach.
If you need any more advice, don't hesitate to reply or send me a message.
Good luck, you two!
xx
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Twins in a roe
My other brothers are twins and so are my sisters I'm the one with my own room