Kennedy and Morgan Mason, originally from Los Angeles, USA, pointed out that they have lived and grown up together since childhood. Both view a twin as an “extension of themselves.” So they decided to share everything: clothes, money, even toiletries. Learn about the unusual story of the American twins that has captured the attention of social networks.
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American twins share everything since birth
The Mason twins, 23 years old, stated that they shared a room during their childhood. They even left their house The angel and they attended together Dartmouth College In New Hampshire and now that they live together, they plan to buy a house.
Both work in the technology sector, but point out that they have “complementary personalities” and that the money is distributed equally between the sisters.
“Morgan is the leader. The engine of our relationship,” Kennedy told British media. SWNS. “I’m more of a baby, more of an absent-minded brain,” she explained.
“We always shared our money. We share the money we earn from our work equally. I take care of all our finances and investments,” he explained.
It's a practice they've been doing for 20 years. “All payments go to the same bank account and we split it. Kennedy and I have the same goals and fears when it comes to our finances,” Morgan told the outlet. Chron.
During the pandemic COVID, the sisters from Los Angeles were trapped in their rental apartment. “Out of necessity, we shared the same clothes, even underwear,” Kennedy confessed New York Post.
Although there was a time during college when they couldn't be together, they are both looking forward to seeing each other again and achieving their main goal: owning a house and a car.
Instead of pursuing a different path after graduation, the Mason twins decided to stay together. Photo: SWNS
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American twins reveal when they might separate
The union of the twins fills her with pride. The sisters complement each other in various areas of their lives.
The American sisters believe that finding a partner is permitted, but only with the consent of the other twin. “We both believe this person should live with us,” Kennedy told British media. The sun.
“If someone didn't like Morgan, she would never be able to date him long-term,” she added. In this context, they explained that they could only separate if one of them considered getting married and having children.
“The couple needs to recognize the importance of our relationship and make an effort with Kennedy,” Morgan said New York Post.
“Having a twin is not like having a brother,” Kennedy told the media. “Having a twin makes you feel like you're the same person in two different bodies.” “It's an extension of you,” he concluded.
After their story went viral, the Mason twins dedicated themselves to sharing information about their shared routines on social media. Photo: The Mason Twins