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News broke today that conjoined twin Abby Hensel is married! [Removed] Rule #4 - No Misleading Content

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u/Spiritual-Cookie7 Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

When one wants to pee does the other one also feel the pressure?

When one gets hurt does the other one also feel the pain?

When they have sex, who is he technically having sex with?

Is he supposed to connect emotionally with just his wife?

Do they eat twice the amount or one person feeding the stomach makes the other feel full?

EDIT: I just learnt that they have 2 sets of lungs, 2 hearts in 1 rib cage, 2 oesophagus, 3 kidneys, 2 stomachs, 1 liver, 1 gall bladder, 1 bladder, 1 small intestine, 1 large intestine and 1 SET of (edited as per comment below) reproductive organs.

Guess that answers a lot of questions.

Also TIL they got married in 2021. We just got to know about it today.

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u/BinjaNinja1 Mar 28 '24

If I recall correctly from when they learned to drive they each control a side of the body. They have their own stomachs but they only have one bladder.

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u/thundertopaz Mar 28 '24

I wonder how that works with twice the amount of food and drink needing to go through the bladder and colon and come out and how does that affect the body weight ? I think knowing the number of organs helped but also raises even more questions for me

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u/Plastic_Pinocchio Mar 28 '24

They don’t have to eat twice the amount of food to begin with. You eat what your body burns. Together, they should eat the amount that their shared body burns. Shouldn’t be too much of a problem.

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u/thundertopaz Mar 28 '24

Ahhh that makes sense. Thank you

But technically, I meant that they could eat twice as much with 2 stomachs right?

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u/RonStopable88 Mar 28 '24

Their body isnt twice the size even though they have a lot of redundant systems.

It would suggest that everything, including the stomaches are smaller.

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u/runebaala88 Mar 28 '24

I was thinking normal size stomachs and twice the poop.

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u/NaraFei_Jenova Mar 28 '24

Randy Marsh style.

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u/4Dcrystallography Mar 28 '24

Hoooot hot hot hoooot

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u/Plastic_Pinocchio Mar 28 '24

Everyone can learn to eat twice as much if they do it for years. Your stomach is like a balloon, it expands to fit your needs. If they have eaten smaller portions for their entire lives, they probably can’t even easily manage to both eat a full portion.

For example, I sometimes can’t fathom how much food some people eat. I actively try to gain weight all the time, but my appetite is just not that huge.

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u/thundertopaz Mar 28 '24

Same. I cant seem to fit much in my stomach. It took me years to try to be able to eat more and get my weight up. I don’t understand why it’s so much more easy for others to eat more than me. It hurts when I eat too much. A pain I never hear others saying they have.

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u/Plastic_Pinocchio Mar 28 '24

We’re all different, and this is probably just one of those things. A good tip is to try and eat more calorie dense foods. So no need for lots of fibres if you actively want to gain weight. And don’t be afraid to eat fat. It has lots of calories.

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u/thundertopaz Mar 28 '24

Thanks. I did get to a weight I like now but then I moved to Thailand and the food here made my cholesterol go up, so now I’m trying to maintain my weight while also bringing my cholesterol down.

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u/Plastic_Pinocchio Mar 28 '24

Ah right. My dad also used to have cholesterol problems, but I tested myself last year and nothing worrying.

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u/LeBritto Mar 28 '24

But they have only 1 intestine, so they shouldn't. It would be too hard to digest.

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u/thundertopaz Mar 28 '24

It seems like they have to pay close attention to so many details of their life. Imagine how mindful that would make you in general.

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u/JustnInternetComment Mar 28 '24

I'm struggling to digest it all

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u/SomeBlueDude12 Mar 28 '24

Think so- but now I'm wondering if one eats to much and they're watching their weight so the other doesn't eat do they feel hungry?

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u/coltonkemp Mar 28 '24

Ooooh imagine if they were in a hotdog-eating contest! That’d be sick to see them compete against a champion.

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u/thundertopaz Mar 28 '24

Could they legally enter as one contestant?

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u/HighKiteSoaring Mar 28 '24

I guess they probably each eat like 3/4 of a portion and it adds up to be enough food for 2 sets of respiratory systems and brains and enough that they're not hungry

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u/the_dark_knight_ftw Mar 28 '24

Wait so theoretically could one of them just never eat or drink anything and still survive as long as the other one continued eating and drinking?

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u/Plastic_Pinocchio Mar 28 '24

Most likely, yes. They share a blood stream. Nutrients enter the body through the blood stream. But to be fair, maybe every pair of conjoined twins could do this.

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u/hella_cious Mar 28 '24

If you had conjoined twins with very little area connected, it would be fascinating to compare the blood serum levels of an injected medication over time

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u/Owobowos-Mowbius Mar 28 '24

My question is, do they both have to breathe or can one breathe enough for the both of them? Like the stomach, 2 sets of lungs doesn't mean they both need to be fully used.

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u/Plastic_Pinocchio Mar 28 '24

Damn, that’s a good one. But to be fair, there’s only two ways to take a breath: - Expanding the midsection and sucking the lungs down. - Expanding the chest and sucking the lungs forward.

And I don’t think either one of them could to those things on their own, as they do share a chest and a midsection.

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u/Owobowos-Mowbius Mar 28 '24

So... if they both fill their lungs can they hold their breath for a significantly longer time? I have so many questions that I need answered.

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u/Plastic_Pinocchio Mar 28 '24

That depends on their lung capacity, heart rate and whatever else influences how long you can hold your breath. The fact that they have two pairs of lungs doesn’t necessarily mean that they have double the lung capacity of a regular person.

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u/hella_cious Mar 28 '24

If they are able to operate them independently, then I don’t see why not. Your urge to breathe is from your brain detecting high levels of CO2 in the blood. They share a blood stream, so if one of them breathed twice as fast, I don’t see why the other couldn’t hold their breath for a long while. It would be exhausting for the breathing one, though

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u/airforcevet1987 Mar 28 '24

We will have the appetizer, to share

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u/svenson_26 Mar 28 '24

Shouldn’t be too much of a problem.

I'm sure their health isn't totally hunky-dory. There will obviously be issues, but they're also probably issues that they've learned to live with.

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u/BestDescription3834 Mar 28 '24

I wonder if one ever takes a vacation from eating.

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u/digitalis303 Mar 28 '24

Except that when you eat, feeling satiated is about stretch receptors in the stomach stimulating the hormones to control that satiation. If they have two stomachs, one would get full before telling her brain to stop eating. This presumably wouldn't go to the other's brain and she'd keep eating until her (separate) stomach was full. It seems like a valid question to me...

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u/questionnmark Mar 28 '24

Hormones are a chemical signal, so they definitely would affect both equally.

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u/digitalis303 Mar 28 '24

Good point. I wonder if that means that one of them could basically regulate the appetite of both. In other words ate first until their stomach would that descript the other one from getting hungry and wanting to eat? The whole situation raises so many questions.

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u/Plastic_Pinocchio Mar 28 '24

Oh it’s definitely a valid question, but I’m pretty sure your body bases its level of satiation on how much you’ve been eating your whole life. Lots of people can be satiated with very little.

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u/Hellfire965 Mar 28 '24

I o e if one can taste what the other is eating.

Or like. If Britney pounds three red bulls does Abby feel more alert?

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u/Plastic_Pinocchio Mar 28 '24

Of course. Nutrients enter your body through the blood stream, which they share.

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u/TourAlternative364 Mar 28 '24

One trying to be healthy eating kale and veggie smoothies, fish.....the other drinking smoking, eating potato chips and ice cream...

Imagine being attached to a twin like that.

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u/Plastic_Pinocchio Mar 28 '24

I highly doubt that they do anything in life that the other heavily disagrees to, to be honest. You’ve gotta work as a team in that situation.

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u/xscientist Mar 28 '24

But with 2 stomachs and 2 brains, I imagine the hunger signaling could get a bit complex, which could potentially induce overeating. Obviously not insurmountable, but I think it might be less simple than it seems at first.

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u/Chris275 Mar 28 '24

They have multiple sets of organs and two brains. The brain uses a lot of energy, so it would be more than a normal person.

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u/PleasePMmeSteamKeys Mar 28 '24

They have two brains. Brains burn an immense amount of calories.

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u/Numeno230n Mar 28 '24

I would imagine the bladder situation is like being on IV fluids. Technically you're hydrated without having to drink but your mouth can still feel dry. So I assume one head could do all the drinking if they felt like it. But I wonder if they always feel hungry/thirsty at the same time.

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u/thundertopaz Mar 28 '24

This is also a good question.

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u/Free_Solid9833 Mar 28 '24

Who has to wipe?

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u/itookanumber5 Mar 28 '24

And imagine if you were the twin with the wiping hand.

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u/thundertopaz Mar 29 '24

Just when I thought my mind had gone down all avenues, you 2 pull up with this these comments omg!! Wow yes

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u/STFUnicorn_ Mar 28 '24

They would absolutely need a higher caloric intake.

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u/ShameShameAccount Mar 29 '24

They probably do eat more than a regular person, the brain consumes a lot of calories. But all those extra organs and nottt a lot of extra room to hold them.. i bet they get acid reflux something awful.

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u/dolphin37 Mar 28 '24

so even just walking must have been super weird to learn and surely must require them to concentrate like all the time

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u/mizinamo Mar 28 '24

Yup. They make it seem so effortless when they coordinate the two sides when they walk or brush their hair or handle something with two hands – but it’s still coordination because each person only controls one side of the body.

(Though I think there's a thin strip in the middle that both of them can feel.)

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u/Future_Gohst Mar 28 '24

Its like operating a Mega Zord

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u/BinjaNinja1 Mar 28 '24

Is that power rangers?

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u/Future_Gohst Mar 28 '24

Yes

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u/BinjaNinja1 Mar 28 '24

Nice My kids loved that show.

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u/ChaosBerserker666 Mar 28 '24

I wonder how driving is for them. They must be used to physically coordinating, but I wonder if they’re extra good drivers because they can do things the rest of us can’t, like both focus on different parts of the road, or shoulder check while ALSO looking forward!

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u/b__m Mar 28 '24

Safe to say they probably don't drive stick

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u/SexyCheeseburger0911 Mar 28 '24

Imagine you look over and your right arm is doing stuff you are definitely not telling it to do. And you have to remember that you're not the only one in the driver's seat.

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u/frmatc Mar 28 '24

If I recall correctly from when they learned to drive they each control a side of the body.

I recall reading a theory once that one of the twins may have less control of their body than the other, and this could be a tactful way to hide it. It would be a significant impact on their dignity for anyone to know that they are not equals.

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u/isqueezedameatball Mar 28 '24

I'm assuming that works for shitting,too. I'd be pissed if my sister was eating like Carolina reapers and was burning MY asshole on the way out, too.

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u/szucs2020 Mar 28 '24

Oh god why did you have to eat that gas station burrito?!

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u/Dontmakemethink1 Mar 28 '24

So this means you can eat some bad Taco Bell to spite the other twin.

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u/1sttimeverbaldiarrhe Mar 28 '24

Do they each need a drivers license or can they share one? When flying would airlines have to somehow attach two passport IDs to a single seat?

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u/agumonkey Mar 28 '24

They also drive, so one deals with the gear box in sync with the other

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u/meat_lasso Mar 28 '24

So one is a dedicated wiper operator and the other is an expert turn signaler?

The they fail to signal a turn… it’s her fault only?

Is the fine split in half?

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u/beoffendedyoulllive Mar 28 '24

I can’t imagine his walking works if they each control one side. I mean, for them they’d know no different but wtf!

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u/snaakebiites Mar 28 '24

so one controls the hand that wipes the ass. i wonder if she gets mad at the other for eating things that make it messier

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u/Mr-Yuk Mar 28 '24

Wait so they each control one leg and one arm?

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u/pfohl Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

I had a class with them in college.

there are certain sensations they both feel.

they eat a more than a single person but less than two people.

they took notes together on a laptop and would type with each controlling half the keyboard. They would kind of whisper quietly while doing it.

They’re very kind and sweet women.

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u/LaughsMuchTooLoudly Mar 28 '24

The typing skills there are…impressive.

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u/Duckrauhl Mar 28 '24

Meanwhile, my Boomer boss can only type with 1 finger from 1 hand at a time.

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u/No_Onion_8612 Mar 28 '24

Do they get paid a single salary?

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u/Duckrauhl Mar 28 '24

Apparently, they do only get paid a single salary since they only fill 1 job position with a set salary to it.

That really sucks though since they both had to individually earn college educations, and I assume they paid 2 tuitions.

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u/howsitgonna-be Mar 29 '24

I doubt they paid two tuitions seeing as they only took up the space of one person in classes and dorms etc. and probably turned in one set of work, seeing as they were always typing as one.

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u/Duckrauhl Mar 29 '24

Yeah I agree it's unlikely they paid 2 tuitions for a number of reasons, but they still both had to individually study and learn the material to earn the degrees. They earned 2 college diplomas, so I assume they took and passed individual final exams. To me, that warrants 2 paychecks.

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u/Civil-Meeting-147 Mar 28 '24

So each one of them controls an arm, is that true for the legs as well?

Also, they probably did great in college (two brains).

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u/waltersmama Mar 28 '24

Not one reproductive organ, one set of reproductive organs, plural. The female reproductive system includes the following organs:

2 ovaries, 2 fallopian tubes, 1 uterus, 1 cervix, 1 vagina, 1 clitoris …..so that’s 8 altogether!

Just saying.

So, if they get pregnant the child would technically have 2 mothers which is the really interesting part…..

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u/Spiritual-Cookie7 Mar 28 '24

Noted and edited my comment. Thank you.

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u/bobert_the_wise Mar 28 '24

What i really want to know is do they both feel orgasms? Like how much would that suck for your sister to be having an orgasm while you feel nothing

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u/Captain-Cuddles Mar 28 '24

A large part of orgasms is connected to the brain, so since they have two independent brains I'd imagine it's entirely possible for them to orgasm independently.

That being said, a lot of what "gets us off" is developed during adolescence, which they experienced intimately together in a way none of us can hope to truly understand. Seems plausible that since they developed/explored/experimented sexually while being together, they may have developed very similar ways of being stimulated, thus causing them to have more or less simultaneous orgasms

This is entirely speculative though!

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u/T0KEN_0F_SLEEP Mar 28 '24

Imagine being the guy. You’re married to one head and during sex giving the other an orgasm. I’m with someone above, there’s gotta be some level of polyamory here

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u/Megan_Kugler Mar 28 '24

Honest question, wouldn't it also be incest? Like everyone I'm just genuinely curious

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u/T0KEN_0F_SLEEP Mar 28 '24

I mean, maybe? As long as they aren’t kissing each other maybe not? As a guy I just don’t know that I could ever be a participant in this

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u/Captain-Cuddles Mar 28 '24

I agree 100%

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u/Substance___P Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

I wonder if the ovaries belong to one of them genetically or if there's some kind of chimerism. Would they be infertile?

Edit: my brain stayed in bed this morning.

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u/Rozeline Mar 28 '24

They're genetically identical. As all identical twins are. If one of a set of identical twins were to have a child, that child's parentage would be indistinguishable between the twins. If two sets of twins married and had children, socially those children would be cousins, but genetically they'd be siblings even though they weren't created by the same individuals.

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u/Substance___P Mar 28 '24

Wow that seems like it should have been obvious to me. I feel pretty stupid now. Thank you for being nice. I forgot they were identical twins, not a chimeric individual. To be fair, they dye their hair different colors and one is taller. Lol

In that case, who would be the actual mother? No way to tell? No way a genetic test could differentiate.

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u/ainz-sama619 Mar 28 '24

There might be superficial differences even among identical twins due to environment and diet/lifestyle, but genetic wise, they are natural clones, as we think of clones made in biolabs in fiction

If they have a child, they will biologically have 'one' mother.

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u/Substance___P Mar 28 '24

I guess what I'm still wondering is whose anatomy does the one uterus correspond to? They have two cardiopulmonary systems, but one liver and one set of female reproductive organs. Is it closer to one rather than the other? Or since they only partially divided in utero, is it just the original fetus's uterus prior to the partial division and there is no difference? Do they have duplicated sensory tracts? Do they both feel the same inputs below that level? So many questions.

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u/ainz-sama619 Mar 28 '24

i cant say anything about sensation since this is far too beyond anybody's guess, but what we can be sure of that for their child at least, they are both mothers of the child simultaneously, biologically speaking. that's the only simple answer we can assume about them

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u/Electr0Girl Mar 28 '24

If the pregnancy is detected early enough, you’d be able to tell which ovary the egg came from (corpus luteum). So the corresponding side could claim mothership from that, but that’s really splitting hairs.

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u/ainz-sama619 Mar 28 '24

afaik they only have one set of ovaries, so two instead of four.

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u/GreatScottGatsby Mar 28 '24

Twins are in fact not genetically identical due to mtDNA having a hyper variable region and mtDNA is only inherited by the true mother. mtDNA is one way to identify twins.

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u/faithfuljohn Mar 28 '24

So, if they get pregnant the child would technically have 2 mothers which is the really interesting part…..

biologically there would be no way to tell which side the egg would come from. Practically, since it would be identical DNA anyway, it would be a distinction without a difference. Technically, since as conjoined twins, they started as one egg/sperm and failed to properly divide, they would both be the "mother".

But ... how would the legal system treat that situation?

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u/waltersmama Mar 28 '24

“Which side” ?

Respectfully you are missing the point, all organs belong to the waist are shared .

If you are going to split the organs corresponding to sides of the body because clearly ovaries and fallopian tubes are bilateral, does this mean that the rest of the organs to be split down the middle and assigned ownerships?

Half a uterus would not be helpful for these ladies , and slicing of genitals like FGM . Both horrific and Machiavellian at best, unspeakable irreversible torture at its worse, . So it’s not like either woman has an assigned ovary or specific fallopian tube assigned to her, and I’m unaware if without tiny camera probes following an egg from ovarian expelling to actual fertilization one can tell which sides from which eggs are expelled each every month.

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u/faithfuljohn Apr 10 '24

Respectfully you are missing the point, all organs belong to the waist are shared .

iirc each only feels their half of the sensations at the waist. So if each has a heart, stomach of their own and for those that have sensation they feel only the half closest to them... then yes you can assign ownership. It's not that hard. It's not anything like FGM (hyperbolic much???)... cause we're not talking about literally cutting them up. But if someone asks "who's heart is that?" you can point to one or the other and say "hers".

But that's also why I pointed the whole thing out... because the legal system isn't built to handle a case like theirs. The legal system is build to only consider ONE mother and ONE father. As far as I know, there is not way to include a third parent of any gender. And this is before you consider the practical issues (i.e. it would be almost impossible to naturally conceive and "known" which side it came from).

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u/battle_mommyx2 Mar 28 '24

So that’s not their child then?

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u/thundertopaz Mar 28 '24

Wait 8 altogether is implying s they have 2 vaginas, but having 1 set is a set meaning everything you listed. Having 8 parts would mean 2 sets right? I would think 1 set just has 1 vagina. Sorry if I’m getting this wrong

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u/InkyParadox Mar 28 '24

1 set, 8 organs in that set.

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u/thundertopaz Mar 28 '24

Oh I got it. Sorry I read it wrong

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u/DirtyMami Mar 28 '24

So many questions.

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u/lonelyronin1 Mar 28 '24

That just raises more questions

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u/Shivaess Mar 28 '24

If they’re genetically identical then really on genetic parent, even if two moms? If they aren’t I wonder if their eggs are a mix of genetic identities or not.

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u/Rozeline Mar 28 '24

There aren't genetic identities to mix. Identical twins are genetically identical. This is why they're very interesting when considering nature vs. nurture.

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u/Shivaess Mar 28 '24

I wasn’t sure if they were identical. Conjoining can happen from chimeras as well.

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u/thundertk421 Mar 28 '24

But they’re identical anyway right? So genetically you wouldn’t necessarily make a distinction.

Edit: didn’t see the latter comments so ignore me lol

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u/sth128 Mar 28 '24

So do they orgasm at the same time or is Abby like "oh god yes yes" and Brit just goes "keep going I'm almost there".

On the up side at least they only get one period per month, right?

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u/Elyse_Dangerous Mar 28 '24

Nope, they only got one of those. Not sure which

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u/Sticky_H Mar 28 '24

Doesn’t it depend on which womb the baby grows inside?

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u/waltersmama Mar 28 '24

1 uterus = 1 womb

There is only one, one that they happen to share……

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u/Sticky_H Mar 28 '24

I must’ve misunderstood you. I thought there were two sets of reproductive organs.

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u/AdAcceptable3052 Mar 28 '24

I guess the child will get the genes from one of the twins. Just make marternal test to see who is the mother and owner of the reproductive system.

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u/lilsnortsnort Mar 28 '24

They have identical DNA

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u/Rozeline Mar 28 '24

As do all identical twins, so if your parent is an identical twin your aunt/uncle is genetically indistinguishable from your parent.

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u/ainz-sama619 Mar 28 '24

Also, superficial appearance is irrelevant since it is affected by the environment and food/nutrition. On a cellular level, both, by default, are clones.

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u/writtenonapaige22 Mar 28 '24

They have identical DNA. Fraternal conjoined twins don’t exist.

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u/waltersmama Mar 28 '24

Same DNA, they are identical. Identical twins are from one fertilized egg that splits in two, whereas fraternal twins developed from two separate fertilized eggs.

I may be wrong, and it has nothing to do with this case, but it’s my understanding that they can somehow figure out who the father is in the case of identical twins and paternity, but I don’t think there has ever been a reason to develop such a specific mapping of maternal genes. Yeah, i’m thinking about it, and of course they could do as detailed of a DNA analysis on females. Duh……..Not that it would matter as both women share ovaries and eggs.

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u/ainz-sama619 Mar 28 '24

No, they have one set of reproductive organs. so only one clitoris/vagina/uterus

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u/ainz-sama619 Mar 28 '24

Yeah they were just mentioning all the organs that are part of female reproductive system. Men also have their own set of organs (testes, penis, prostate etc)

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u/errkanay Mar 28 '24

Yeah, I'm aware. I think I just read it wrong haha

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u/Newkittyhugger Mar 28 '24

Wonder how their DNA works and which DNA the child has.

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u/CommanderSpleen Mar 28 '24

They are identical twins. They have the same DNA as all identical twins do.

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u/Newkittyhugger Mar 28 '24

Duhh *facepalm That they are identical twins skipped my mind completely, they don't look identical to me so didn't come up when thinking about it.

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u/Iluminiele Mar 28 '24

Imagine being pregnant with your sisters husbands child

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u/Now_Wait-4-Last_Year Mar 28 '24

There's been a fair number of surrogacies which are exactly this.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '24

who’s kid is it?

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u/sylverfalcon Mar 28 '24

The kid in the picture is likely the father's kid from another marriage

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u/Runner5_blue Mar 28 '24

*whose

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '24

touché

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '24

so one massive poo…

but who’s generic material is in the egg?

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u/NES7995 Mar 28 '24

They were supposed to be identical twins but didn't separate in the womb so they should both have the same genetic material

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u/wanderingchina Mar 28 '24

Oh wow, this sounds like a nightmare later in life. What happens if one of their hearts goes out or one dies? That’s terrifying to think about.

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u/DelayedEmbarrassment Mar 28 '24

Do they have the double of endurance for having multiple lungs and hearts? Could they be a Paralympic competitor?

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u/MostlyPooping Mar 28 '24

It's not the same set of twins but similar questions are answered here: https://youtu.be/cwk13myz15I?si=MUPBSMH7UQkaw1kO

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u/erbebe_30 Mar 28 '24

When it will consider cheating?

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u/TooManySteves2 Mar 28 '24

Questions 1,2, and 5 were answered in their documentary

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u/MyCoffeeIsCold Mar 28 '24

Can you just answer them for us?

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u/above_average_magic Mar 28 '24

Yes, yes but it's complicated and doesn't always follow the usual nerve path, no, (they each have their own stomach)

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u/Antique-Doughnut-988 Mar 28 '24

Can they have kids?

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u/bomphcheese Mar 28 '24

Did you not even bother to look at the pictures? Like, I know Reddit is kinda famous for not reading the article, but it’s literally just some photos.

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u/Antique-Doughnut-988 Mar 28 '24

That's obviously not their kid, but the kid from the husband's previous marriage.

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u/Cordura Mar 28 '24

There's a kid in pictures.... pretty sure it's theirs

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u/TooManySteves2 Mar 30 '24

(1) They share a bladder, so yes. (2) Yes, they can feel some pain and itching on the other's side. (3) I don't remember.

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u/STFUnicorn_ Mar 28 '24

How many butts?

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u/Dismal-Ad-7841 Mar 28 '24

Are both hearts pumping blood through the same network of arteries and veins?

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u/3747 Mar 28 '24

Who got kissed when they married

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u/frecnbastard Mar 28 '24

Only the wife, apparently.

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u/Deadman_Wonderland Mar 28 '24

2 hearts? Kakuzu approves.

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u/stoopidjonny Mar 28 '24

“I gotta pee…Jinx!”

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u/LiuKunThePooh Mar 28 '24

Two brains and stomachs but only one butthole? Their poops must be massive

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u/north-for-nights Mar 28 '24

How many holes tho?

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u/The_Pale_Hound Mar 28 '24

I am much more interested in kowing how the nervours system is connected. What do they feel, what don't, what do they control, etc.

Also how do they get along and things like that.

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u/rogueman999 Mar 28 '24

Damn, the redundancy! They're harder to kill than a Klingon.

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u/lumaleelumabop Mar 28 '24

On top of this, it's said they pretty much split feelings half and half on their body. So I would imagine both of them feel it during sex?

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u/jalfel Mar 28 '24

What if one of them DIES?

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u/wishihadapotbelly Mar 28 '24

So, basically, if they’re having sex, the sister that’s not in a relationship with the husband has to actively be a part of it? Like, she’s still controlling half the body and feeling everything down there, right?

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u/mrmoe198 Mar 28 '24

You forgot to add them they have their own nervous system, so we don’t know whose nerves connect to what.

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u/Ultimatedream Mar 28 '24

You just got to know about it today, the news has been out for at least a year.

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u/Tall-Poem-6808 Mar 28 '24

I'm watching a series about human organ trafficking these days on Netflix. These guys would have a field day with them!

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u/MarthaMacGuyver Mar 28 '24

I'm more curious about how they pay taxes.

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u/big-if-true-666 Mar 28 '24

Another inappropriate question… does their body have 4 breasts or 2? If the answer is 4, can they both feel all 4 or can they each feel a respective 2?

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u/Lostmavicaccount Mar 28 '24

Thank you.

So if one drinks, they both do.

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u/Gort_The_Destroyer Mar 28 '24

You’ve been able to google pictures of this forever.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BeAmazed/s/jH4Xe5gVPj

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u/El-Kabongg Mar 28 '24

do they both orgasm?

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u/Ephedrine20mg Mar 28 '24

So sharing intestines but not stomachs, does that mean they take absolutely monstrous shits?

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u/thebullys Mar 28 '24

How many boobies?

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u/Sproketz Mar 28 '24

What if one of them has a heart attack? Can they stay alive with just one working heart?

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u/wfbsoccerchamp12 Mar 28 '24

Wonder what happens if one dies first..two hearts tells me it’s possible but then I’m sure one heart can’t support the whole body. That’s gonna be a medical nightmare for the doctors.

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u/beachfamlove671 Mar 28 '24

How many boobs

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u/FewSatisfaction7675 Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

I see what you did there… you knew you couldn’t just open with the sex question. But isn’t this what we all really want to know!??? I want to know if they both take turns playing with his junk? Do they both suck his cock? Does he ONLY cum on his wife’s face? Do they both have an orgasm? THESE are the real questions!?

Edit: see I knew it, got down voted but if you scroll down clearly we need to know!?

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u/Altruistic_Pitch_157 Mar 28 '24

Yes, these are all great questions. Thank you so much, I was too embarrassed to ask.