That’s pretty much it. They’re legally two people and can get certified for things independently. They both have a driver’s license for example. However, as teachers they can only teach one class at a time. It’s all just the nature of their problem. Though I will say it seems like the college probably could have worked with them a little bit given their unique situation.
To be fair, they only have one body to feed and one house to rent.
They also have the benefit of having two husbands living with them, sleeping either side of them iirc.
So it's like four people to one house. Three salaries. If anything it's a benefit.
It's also one airline seat I'd imagine?
Actually I don't know, maybe two. But they take up one seat. If they make obese people pay for two seats, surely these should pay for one? But I don't know, they're two people. Hmm. Maybe just cover the second head with a hood or bag and fly as one.
To be fair, they only have one body to feed and one house to rent.
That does not make it fair at all. They have different wants and dreams. If one wants to go to a vacation at the beach and one wants to go to NY, they have to pay for 2 vacations.
Stop thinking about the space they occupy, thats an idiotic way to try to decide 'fair'
You probably picked the worst example to support your argument. Many people in relationships can only choose one vacation and they may not have the same preferences so they find a middle ground or take turns choosing. They both still experience a vacation and they only have to pay for one plane ticket. You can’t expect a school to have enough money to pay double salary for one teacher.
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u/JF-San 1d ago
Maybe the reasoning was this...?
They have two brains so they're two students learning.
They have one body so it's just one working