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If you have an older sister who plans the agenda for vacations in your family, cares for your parents or grandparents, and organizes family holidays, she may have "eldest daughter syndrome." A licensed family and marriage therapist, Kati Morton, explained the eight "symptoms" of this term in a viral video on TikTok.

These symptoms include feeling responsible for others, overachieving, anxiety, people-pleasing, and placing boundaries, feeling guilty, having difficulty with adult relationships, and feeling resentment towards siblings and parents.

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Conjoined twins have long fascinated the medical community as well as the general public due to their rarity and the unique challenges they face. One pair of conjoined twins, in particular, has captured the world's attention for their incredible resilience and longevity. Ronnie and Donnie Galyon, known as the world's longest surviving conjoined twins, have defied the odds and surpassed expectations throughout their extraordinary lives.

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Lori and George Schappell (born as Lori and Dori Schappell) are conjoined twins who have gained recognition for their unique lives and experiences. Born on September18,1961, in Reading Pennsylvania, Lori and George are joined in the head, a rare condition known as craniopagus twins.

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The U.S. Senate passed a bill on Tuesday that would protect federal recognition of same-sex marriage, a measure taken up in response to worries the Supreme Court could overturn a 2015 decision that legalized it nationwide.

The narrowly tailored bill, which would require the federal government to recognize a marriage if it was legal in the state in which it was performed, is meant to be a backstop if the Supreme Court acted against same-sex marriage.

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Weddings, no matter your budget, can pinch your wallet. So, brides and grooms are taking a new route. They're putting their wedding on lay-by or 'Wed Now and Pay Later'.

FOX 5 I-Team's Dana Fowle explained how the new trend works. Looking at online platforms and magazines, the average wedding costs $28 000 (almost R500 000). Traditionally that is paid in different ways like parents chipping in, siblings helping out, or loans. 

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