Woman Finds Out Friends Hid A Secret About Her Twin Brother, Realizes She Was The Only One Left Out
Our friends are often the people we trust the most. We show up for them when they need it, and we hope they would do the same in return. So if they’re the ones keeping things from us, it can hurt in a way few other betrayals do.
One woman recently found out her entire friend group had been keeping a major secret about her twin brother for years. Completely blindsided, she took to Reddit to share what happened and ask for advice. Read the full story below.
One woman thought she could trust her friends
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But then she discovered they had all been hiding a secret about her twin brother for years, and now she doesn’t know what to do
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Readers said the woman should confront everyone involved and maybe reconsider whether these people are really her friends
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I can understand a brother not wanting his friends to date his sister so asking her to stay away. He started dating a friend of hers at 18, and told her not to say anything - this might have been ok for the first few months, but if it got serious, why was the friend ok with that? (Not right, but sort of understandable) Most of us, if we were A or B, might have accepted brother and C wanted sister not told, but we absolutely would not have listened or been involved in anything they had to hide from a friend. I could see myself telling C that if she had good reason to hide it, that's fine - but I wasn't able to be a friend to both. She must decide if she rathers stepping back from friends, ending her relationship or coming clean. If she chooses to stay with the boy in secret, I can not be her friend and the sister ( I mean, don't tell me your issues and expect me to stay silent). I think they thrive on drama. Boo to them.
I can understand a brother not wanting his friends to date his sister so asking her to stay away. He started dating a friend of hers at 18, and told her not to say anything - this might have been ok for the first few months, but if it got serious, why was the friend ok with that? (Not right, but sort of understandable) Most of us, if we were A or B, might have accepted brother and C wanted sister not told, but we absolutely would not have listened or been involved in anything they had to hide from a friend. I could see myself telling C that if she had good reason to hide it, that's fine - but I wasn't able to be a friend to both. She must decide if she rathers stepping back from friends, ending her relationship or coming clean. If she chooses to stay with the boy in secret, I can not be her friend and the sister ( I mean, don't tell me your issues and expect me to stay silent). I think they thrive on drama. Boo to them.






































































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