What are some myths about conjoined twins?

Answer 1

Start with the name. they do not come, necessarily from Siam, or Thailand- though the first popular surviving pair, Chang and Eng Bunker, were of this background. It is not some sort of punishment for loose morals ( a crackpot idea as innocent children are born in a state of Freak-dom)- this was often thought about congenital anomalities of all sorts including, in some lay quarters, Blindness. The facts are more important than the myths. In all known cases, they are gender-bound. two boys or two girls- King-0r Queen, takes their color! I am not aware of a mixed-gender pair which would surely be adding shock to Horror as far as any rehab would go, and there would be, of course, gender and toilet problems. normally they are of the same gender, hence gender-bound- and tight as a drum!

Answer 2

Some myths about conjoined twins include that they have separate personalities, that they can feel each other's pain, and that they have telepathic communication. In reality, conjoined twins are individuals with their own thoughts and feelings, each with their own unique identity. They have separate nervous systems, so they do not feel physical sensations experienced by their twin.