Anonymous >> #22287
Posted on 2013-04-14 08:14:58 Score: -2 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
wow i am really not comfortable with this

Anonymous >> #22289
Posted on 2013-04-14 08:16:36 Score: 2 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
why? , ,

honeycomet >> #22292
Posted on 2013-04-14 08:25:48 Score: 2 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
Honestly the Cali twins make more sense as separate twins than siamese twins

Bicyclops >> #22293
Posted on 2013-04-14 08:27:04 Score: 2 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
OD
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Anonymous >> #22297
Posted on 2013-04-14 08:38:29 Score: 3 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
Well they do share a body in canon... so siamese twins is an interesting interpretation on how that might effect them.

Anonymous >> #22314
Posted on 2013-04-14 10:14:50 Score: 3 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
It's not that they 'make more sense' separate it's that it's a headcanon you prefer. And that's fine. But this is cool too.

Anonymous >> #49837
Posted on 2015-08-18 19:00:21 Score: 2 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
Think of the implications! Two siblings sharing a body yet differing in gender identity. Just passing off a cherub as an non-gendered species is one thing, but the'yr human in this. just what would their lives be like. I want more of this. I NEED more of this.

NepetaLeijon27 >> #51075
Posted on 2015-12-15 16:34:17 Score: 1 (vote Up/Down)   (Report as spam)
In myths there were actually things like this. They were called 'Androgyn' and were male and female in one body. Zeus splitted them with a lightning flash after they got hubris.

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