Adopted from South Korea, raised on different continents & connected through social media, Samantha & Anaïs believe that they are twin sisters separated at birth.
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Samantha Futerman
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What if someone saw the documentary than BOOM, they were triplets! haha
@BryanBuilds1 255
This reminds me of my Grandpa. He and his twin were born during the Great Depression, and nobody could afford to adopt them together, so they went separate ways. They both were adopted soon, though, and their adoptive families, who never met each other, happened to name them Ronald and Donald, or Ron and Don for short. They didn't know about each other until they were 18, and the only difference in appearance between them when they met was that my Grandpa, Ron, didn't have a mustache, and his twin, Don, did. They met at Don's house, and decided to prank his neighbors. Don walked over and told his neighbor that he liked his mustache, but was thinking of shaving it off. Later, my grandpa walked over and told the neighbor (who thought he was Don) that he had shaved it off. Then, Don walked over and told the poor guy that he had grown it back. :)
@KatieBaerwaldtiscool 104
"You think we're identical twins?" "Yeah..." "Well don't sound so upset about it" Haha this absolutely killed me
@MyOwnConfessions 112
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