📰 REAL LIFE CONFESSION: My Twin and I Share Everything—Even My Man

What would you do if your own twin sister refused to let go of the man you found first? How far is too far when it comes to sharing everything?

We found this story deeply intriguing, and now we want to hear from you:
Was the sister wrong? Is the writer justified? What would you do in her shoes?
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The Story:
My sister and I are identical twins.
Right from childhood, we wore the same clothes, the same shoes. Even now, we share the same social media page and the same WhatsApp account. We share everything, and we're happy with it.

The only difference between us is the tiny mark behind my ear. Sometimes, our mom gets confused and has to check our ears to tell us apart.

I met a guy recently. He knows I'm a twin, but we noticed he struggles to tell us apart when we're together. He's very cute and sweet—especially in bed. He gives me money every time I visit.

I told my sister how good he is, and she said she wanted to have a taste. I don’t have a problem sharing him, as usual, but sometimes the guys don’t feel comfortable with both of us at once. So we take turns seeing them without letting them know.

This particular guy is too smart. He asks too many questions and has been getting suspicious.

Last month, my sister came home with a wound on her hand. She said the guy accidentally hurt her. I was so mad because the wound left a mark—and I don’t have that mark. To make matters worse, she said the guy checks the mark every time she visits him.

Now I can’t go see him anymore because he’ll catch me.

I told my sister to stop seeing him since I met him first, but she said no—that I should give myself the same wound too.

I’m confused. Should I really give myself that wound?

Please don’t judge me. I just need a real answer. You’re a realist.