Role added by @eyricelovely on June 8, 2024
Role ID: 72125502
With twins, you might get a boy and a girl. But triplets are almost always the same sex. That's what the media seems to think. Usually, they will be all identical, but sometimes, they are all fraternal for easy recognition. In Real Life, identical twins are always both boys or both girls (for obvious reasons), but most triplets are two identical and one fraternal and only have a fifty-fifty chance of all being the same sex. All-fraternal triplets only have a one-in-four chance.
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