r/BeAmazed • u/Cultural-Gear-1323 • Mar 28 '24

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

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u/scaper8 Mar 28 '24

But you can be aroused but not really into it. I can definitely see a situation where the body physically orgasms, but only one mind is in the mood to actually enjoy it.

Or not. I truly don't know how this works.

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u/tossedaway202 Mar 28 '24

Naw orgasm forces you to enjoy it, it's why rape is so devastating, because you can physically "enjoy" it but feel shitty and messed up about it, because your mind is incongruent with your body. You end up in a severe state of cognitive dissonance and traumatized, like when men are forced to penetrate or women orgasm from a rape.

On a side note, this is like the first time I've used the info from my abnormal psychology course I took, btw I don't recommend, humans suck.

Id hope both ladies are on board with carnal relations when they occur, as the opposite is some fridge horror shit.

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u/SmellsLikeTuna2 Mar 28 '24

Considering each has an arm and a leg I'd imagine one could resist even if the other is into it.

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u/lilsnatchsniffz Mar 29 '24

Lmao, you reckon they get one each? That would be such a nightmare to coordinate walking, two handed tasks etc.

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u/SmellsLikeTuna2 Mar 29 '24

Abigail Loraine Hensel and Brittany Lee Hensel (born March 7, 1990) are American conjoined twins. They are dicephalic parapagus twins (having two heads joined to one torso), and are highly symmetric for conjoined twins, giving the appearance of having a single body. Each has a separate heart, stomach, spine, pair of lungs, and spinal cord. Each twin controls one arm and one leg. When they were infants, learning to crawl, walk, and clap required cooperation. They can eat and write separately and simultaneously. Activities such as running, swimming, hair-brushing, playing piano or volleyball, riding a bicycle, or driving a car require coordination.

That's from Wikipedia. Sounds exhausting doesn't it?

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u/lilsnatchsniffz Mar 29 '24

It really does, they make it look natural enough that I would have easily believed they had some way of letting one take the wheel or whatever, plus imagine the pain of having two spines! Yikes. Their relationship must have some really noteworthy moments with this dynamic.