If You Are Married To one of the twin sisters, How would you recognize your WIFE

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  1. SAQIB6608 profile image69
    SAQIB6608posted 9 years ago

    If You Are Married To one of the twin sisters, How would you recognize your WIFE?

    If their height, weight and voice quality are all SAME

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  2. PhoenixV profile image63
    PhoenixVposted 9 years ago

    I think they would have subtle differences even though twins. I think there would be differences in their personalities. However, if they were really, really physically identical, even after some aging and were like so many twins are: in that they are really close to each other and can finish each others sentences, then it might be possible that they could imitate the other twin and fool someone that wasn't keenly aware.

    1. SAQIB6608 profile image69
      SAQIB6608posted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Agreed

  3. deecoleworld profile image75
    deecoleworldposted 9 years ago

    You will just know. Like how can you not know. If you love someone so much and are close to them, you can recognize the little things. Like I can recognize the different footsteps of my family members. Plus though they are genetically similar, they will look different. They may have a beauty mark, mole or burn mark or scar somewhere. One person's head maybe slightly larger, etc.
    Look at The Mowry sisters ( if you don't know them google them) they are identical twin sisters but you can easily tell them apart. Tamara has a mole, and her eyes are happier looking then her sister's (Tia).
    Even if you can't tell them physically (which seems crazy), you will know things about the twin that others may not know. This twin will know personal things about you too!!!
    It's the subtle things that count and if you're getting married to a twin, you SHOULD know the difference. If not shame on you!!!

  4. lisavollrath profile image93
    lisavollrathposted 9 years ago

    That's easy: your wife is the one telling you to take out the trash!

    1. SAQIB6608 profile image69
      SAQIB6608posted 9 years agoin reply to this

      If you can clearly define TRASH?

  5. dashingscorpio profile image81
    dashingscorpioposted 9 years ago

    If you spend enough time with someone you'll pickup on their mannerisms and how they react to things. Even identical twins retain some individuality traits.

  6. ILoveLegosToo profile image83
    ILoveLegosTooposted 9 years ago

    I'm married to an identical twin.  If you are with someone everyday you can easily tell the one you are with by sight.  I watch as we go to family gatherings, relatives that haven't seen the twins in a while can't tell them a part.  If twins really wanted to fool someone, it is easier to do early on in the relationship and harder to do the longer you know both of them.

  7. DealForALiving profile image77
    DealForALivingposted 9 years ago

    I'm reminded of the episode of the office where Michael Scott is at a party with the women from the hibachi restaurant and he keeps confusing her with the other girl from the restaurant... so he marked her with a marker or something. That would seem to work.

  8. connorj profile image69
    connorjposted 9 years ago

    I would insist and then ask very nicely that she receive a tattoo on her left ankle.

  9. Zelkiiro profile image87
    Zelkiiroposted 9 years ago

    Establish a code phrase. You say, "peanut butter penguin," and if she doesn't instantly respond with "taco rhythmic samurai," she's the doppelganger--I mean, other twin.

 
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