One Love, Two Lives: Discover How the Hensel Twins Make Marriage Work with a Single Husband 👭💍 Know shocking facts about their family life. They are really unusual.
Not every celebrity marriage causes such a stir as the wedding of two unusual women and one ordinary-looking man.
An event that seemed to shake up the entire global network occurred in 2021. However, it became widely known later when users not only in America but also outside it began to discuss the marriage of the Siamese twins Hensel from Minnesota and former military man Josh Bowling.
Abby and Brittany are 34 years old and were born dicephalic conjoined twins. This means that they have a common blood flow, and also organs below the belt. However, what is higher is different for each: heart, stomach, lungs, as well as the spine and spinal cord.
Between them, these cute American girls have two arms and two legs, and each of the sisters controls the limbs on their own side: Abby controls the right, and Brittany controls the left.
The Hensel sisters move easily and smoothly – and even drive a car, having received their license several years ago. In general, they lead a lifestyle that is far from reclusive: they work as elementary school teachers, travel, visit movies and restaurants. And some time ago we went on dates, until in 2021 we met the handsome handsome Bowling.
It is known that the man proposed to only one of the Hensels – Abby. Brittany, it turns out, accompanies her sister in marriage. Judging by the photos from the ceremony leaked to the Internet, on the day of the celebration Brit was no less happy than the bride herself.
The fact that Josh Bowling is actually dealing with two women, even if he is in love with only one, haunts many. Entire public pages are discussing the unusual family, making assumptions about how everything happens there.
The American publication In Touch asked relationship expert Ariella Salinas Fiore to comment on how involved the second sister, Brittany, is in the interaction between Abby and Josh. In her opinion, Brittany can experience pleasure in the process of intimacy, but not to the same extent as Abby, even despite having one set of organs that are important for this. As Salinas Fiore argues: it’s all in the brain, and everyone has their own brain, so if one produces pleasure hormones, the other is unlikely to feel it – and certainly not to the full extent.
“It all depends on how successful the sisters are in the ability to disconnect and abstract from what is happening to their body, if only one of them is responsible for it,” says the expert.
Ariella Salinas Fiore believes that harmony in these relationships is impossible without skillfully and carefully constructed boundaries, even though the sisters, confined in one body, almost do not have them physically.
As Salinas Fiore is convinced, from childhood sisters should develop their own code of rules and life hacks, helping one to abstract herself if she is not interested in what the other wants. And this code certainly applies in their interactions with Josh Bowling, Abby’s husband.
“For example, if Brittany is not in the mood for romance, while Abby is absorbed in it, she can use the most simple techniques and devices,” Ariella believes. “For example, a sleep mask and headphones that play music help because they can create a sense of privacy.” At the same time, the specialist admits, everything is more complicated with the body, “you can’t hide in it,” which means that at least one has to adapt.
