Twin bond, the biggest cliché about twins that can annoy some people, as it sounds to them like a kind of superpower that only twins have, while everyone else, without a twin, seems ordinary and dull. Of course, that’s not true — or maybe just partly, in deeper ways.

We are all different individuals with unique views and attitudes. There are no two exactly the same living beings in this world who have no differences in appearance, behavior, tastes or any other details worth comparing. There are only very similar ones :P (hahaa ;)) 

Twin Bond Meaning: A Connection Beyond Words

However, most people can agree that this kind of relationship is truly specific, most enduring connection that can exist between two human beings. The feelings are much closer, finer, deeper than those shared by regular, non-twin siblings. Thinking of unbreakable togetherness as a pillar of unconditional love can truly give meaning to being side by side most of the time. I can say I’m honored to witness that every single day since I have a twin sister and we are ideal tandem – from womb to tomb! :) 

(I’d like to add a lot of emojis because I really like them, but I’m not sure if they’ll appear the way they actually look)

Safety is, for some unknown reason, present within my chest and encourages me in difficult times or even in fleeting moments. A beautiful blessing or a God-given privilege, both are true when she is near. Our little world with infinite understanding brings us daily joy, reminding us to seek for the bright fragments of each day and be grateful for the gift of living them. A strong belief in ourselves sometimes tends to push the limits, which may frighten us but also teaches us to stay together. Resonating with another soul nurtures balance and keeps us in harmony. It makes life more meaningful and complete because we live for each other. 

Twin Bond is Redefined by Society

We all should live for one another, selfishness must disappear! Twin bond exists and it’s far more than superficial entry in a dictionary or a mere stereotype about twins who are never apart. Twin bond is a wonderful emotional state which is horribly misunderstood and reshaped into “good“ or “bad“ social expectations, known as “facts“, which frequently question their individuality. Here comes the “problem” created by humans out of fear or some kind of envy, but if it’s not named as a problem, there wouldn’t be any! 

The fact that many twins never get the chance to feel that way, for complicated or serious reasons, makes me so sad and makes me wonder why it has to be like that... No one should ever live a life without its full potential... (But that’s another topic and another philosophy).

I’m not talking about a twinship as some kind of special energy that would sound too supernatural, but it is not such a sci-fi case. Let’s stay grounded and not drift into metaphysical thoughts that we can’t handle. Of course, twins are not prominent people by their mere existence, nor the main characters in every story.

A Vision in Action - Bringing People a Little Closer

Has anyone ever tried to live and act like twins, even just for fun? I believe the twin bond is a good example, but real right example, of how we all should treat each other in order to heal a wounded empathy that is fading in this cruel emotionless world full of nonsense. This might sound philosophical, but let’s just read it slowly, think about it for a moment, and try to find it’s point.

This is the way how I (and my sister too) think about twin bond. We have a mission – to share it and spread it among as many people as we can because we want others to feel those immense positive feelings. We want to show people how it is funny to have a soul who have similar looks, habits etc., and feel indispensable support. People need their “twin“, their backup, their guardian, someone who connects with their very bloodstream and moves through life together with them, in both strength and weakness. 

(Okaaay I think that’s enough from mee...)

What do you think? 
How do you experience a twin bond? 
Have you ever felt it in a similar way? 
Do you think there’s some truth in this perspective?