7. Don't Laugh to Fit in.

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Pisces: Dream state
True pisces don't need real weed to get high. They were born this way.

In my opinion the only thing that makes me curious is, that it says, "True Pisces." What does that mean? I've thought about it.

Before I continue with my curiosity, it deals with me telling you some personal things. I am A 16 year old girl, I have a pretty boring life, all I do is watch movies and and read and write, that is my life. I have a mom and a step dad and a seventeen-year-old sister and a twin brother named Toby. So obviously we are both pisces.

Which brings me here, from what I have gathered and read and experienced about Pisces, Toby just doesn't fit the description. If that makes since and I know boys and girls have different horoscopes and other ideas on things, but we are nothing alike. To start off we are obviously fraternal twins, he's older by three minutes. Our birthday is March 13, 2000. Born under the Pisces sign. When we were little I was told I used to not be able to sleep unless I was in the same crib as Toby, but as we grew up we drifted apart and we would fight over everything.

He doesn't care about anything, except for his race car (yes he has a race car, it's hard to explain) anyway, Pisces have the gift to understand people and other things people can't understand. That's what a Pisces is, he can't see what I see. He makes fun of me and other people if they are in anyway different and it makes mad.

What if he's not a true pisces, if that makes since. Is there people that are born under a sign and not really be what it says?

I know I'm making it sound like we have to be something that stereotypes make us as, but what I'm trying to say is what if their personality is different from what people say there suppose to be? It can be good in a way, but I've had expectations for Toby, I want him to see what I see.

One time he started to laugh at someone that fell in the hallway in school. I had asked him how he would feel if he fell and everyone starts to laugh at him like he was an idiot for not being able to walk. All he said was, "I don't care." Like he didn't even want to know how that other person felt. As if he was the only one who had feelings.

I don't believe everyone is who the stereotypes say they are suppose to be, but I have to live with, even if it kills me.