Twins separated at birth met and married
LONDON (Reuters) - A couple discovered after they had married that they were twins who had been split up at birth and adopted by separate families, according to a member of Britain's House of Lords...
"This did not involve in vitro fertilization: It involved the normal birth of twins who were separated at birth and adopted by separate parents," said Alton, an independent member of the Lords. "They were never told that they were twins."
"They met later in life and felt an inevitable attraction, and the judge had to deal with the consequences of the marriage that they entered into and all the issues of their separation," he said.
So, what would you do if you were in this situation? Would you stay married? Would you separate? It boggles the mind, doesn't it?
Well, if you're going to go with the example of scripture, they should just go on and have a happy life. I'm amazed at how flexible God's story is. We have harlots and adulterers and infidels in the line of the Messiah!
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I read about this too! Pretty wild. I think they should stay married if they are in love, but have to wonder if it creeps them out to know they are siblings...twins! I guess having kids is out of the question.
ReplyDeleteThis is so Star Wars.
ReplyDeleteThat was Milly
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