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Trying to figure out what makes twins tick may help us understand our own relationships.There's a twin way of looking at the tragedy of Ladan and Laleh Bijani, the Iranian conjoined twins who died this week trying to become individuals.Bijani twins, who died during separation surgery in Singapore, had a full life together.They were beloved in Iran, even trotted out by the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini after his 1979 Islamic revolution.They deeply loved one another.It may have been that, as two, they were far more powerful than either could have been as one.In their words, the operation constituted separation "at all costs."The two private women never fully articulated what motivated them.Who could want to live like that?If they left another sister with us, we weren't alone."Tourette's syndrome, suicide, criminal behavior, anorexia, cigarette smoking, Alzheimer's, religious values, divorce, alcoholism, homosexuality, mental illness.Understanding twin relationships helps us understand "why we're happy, why we're sad, why we're tolerant or temperamental, why we love the way that we do," says researcher Segal, whose 1999 book Entwined Lives: Twins and What They Tell Us About Human Behavior is considered the standard reference in twin research.Conjoined twins uniquely capture the conflict between our desires for intimacy and freedom."As boys, my brother and I were called "Jimjohn."It's a famous family story.When the bully finally caught up to us in private, he beat up both of us.We each waited our turn."Actually, we are opposites," Laleh told reporters in Singapore.Laleh was the quiet one.She liked books and newspapers and wanted to be a journalist.She liked to chat on the Internet, read the Koran and pray.Louis Keith, a twin researcher and professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Northwestern University in Chicago.Keith also is an identical twin.He refused to talk to reporters until I told him I'm a twin."What the Bijani twins may have been saying is, "We are tired of living a life that cannot be considered normal by any way shape or form.Sometimes it would be better not to live than to live with the daily misery of knowing we are freaks in the eyes of the world."Could Keith ever achieve total independence from his twin brother?I'll never be independent," he says."The idea of wanting to be completely separated has never crossed my mind.""At the same time, their separate brains allow psychological separateness and selfhood, feelings crucial to all humans.In 1975, Jim left Florida to join the Peace Corps.They operate a Web site, Twinstuff.They went to UCLA together.They are married to identical twins, Diane and Darlene, and proposed to their wives in the same Orlando hotel room at the same time, sharing the same flowers and soft music.Craig has identical twin sons, who just turned 2.All identical twins start as conjoined, then separate in early stages of pregnancy.Just knowing that, I look at the Bijani twins and believe that except for grace of God that could have been my brother and myself."He was born four minutes ahead of Mark.He tends to be the decisionmaker.So Mark looks at the Bijani twins' tragedy from the perspective of a bossed twin."Maybe I have a different theory," Mark says.The twins never said that.When Jim got divorced in Virginia, he and his wife fought bitterly over custody of their two small children.There's so much no one will ever know about what makes twins tick.Segal was part of the famous Minnesota Study of Twins Reared Apart led by twin researcher Thomas Bouchard at the University of Minnesota.As children, each Jim had a dog named Toy.Grille in light blue Chevrolets without ever meeting.Both left love notes to their wives around the house.How can that be explained?The best answer science can come up with is an unsatisfying, genetic one.There's no gene that causes someone to hanker for Miller Lite and Salems, Segal says.But the same "complex gene combinations" in identical twins can trigger extraordinarily similar likes and dislikes.IDENTICAL TWINS result when a single fertilized egg splits after conception.FRATERNAL TWINS result when two eggs are released at the same time and each egg is fertilized by a different sperm.They share up to 50 percent of their genes, and are no more alike or different than any two siblings would be.Conjoined twins occur as often as once in every 40,000 births but only once in every 200,000 live births.That's about 30 for each 1,000 births.TWINNING IS not related to genetics.Entwined Lives: Twins and What They Tell Us About Human Behavior, by Nancy L.Check out the "NEWS" below for the latest accomplishments of the Mystique Clan!!!
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