What's The Biggest Secret You Wish You Didn't Know About Your Sibling?

Growing up with siblings often means they become one of your first best friends in life.

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And while you might think you know everything about a person, especially one you're related to, chances are you don't.

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Have you ever found out a shocking secret about your sibling? If so, I want to hear from you!

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Maybe your parents revealed that your brother or sister was adopted and didn't decide to tell you until adulthood?

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Perhaps you found out they were cheating on their husband or wife after accidentally bumping into them on a date?

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Or, maybe you had a moment straight out of The Parent Trap and reunited with a long-lost sibling after being separated at birth?

Lindsay Lohan, as identical twins Annie and Hallie, face each other and smile in a scene from "The Parent Trap" movie
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Share a secret you learned about your sibling(s) in the comments or submit anonymously using this Google form. Your response might be featured in an upcoming BuzzFeed Community post!