When they were kids, Dylan and Dakota Gonzalez’s mother, Angie, would try to do things to separate her daughters.
Maybe she’d take one on an errand and leave the other at home. Her fear, the twins say, was that they’d wind up living together as 70-year-olds raising cats and golden retrievers.
To this day, they are rarely found apart — they live together, play basketball together, have the same major, share the same group of friends and have many of the same interests — so it’s surprising to hear their admission that they briefly considered separating for college.