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redweasel
Duck - "someone befriended them, saved them, coaxed them out of their shell, and showed them that sex is nothing to be afraid of. I’m kind of envious of that rape victim"

Fuzzbutt
“well… yeah. that guy’s my brother and that guy’s also my brother. what, can ponies only have one brother or something? gotta say, that’s kinda weird…”
Necrikus

I”m adding to the count of those who think Changelings think of siblings as those born from the same clutch of eggs, rather than everyone they share a parent with.
Background Pony #885E
Head-canon: Changelings are raised in separate communal groups, and may develop sibling-like bonds. An example of this in real life are the Israeli kibbutz.
andrevus
Lunar Supporter - Helped forge New Lunar Republic's freedom in the face of the Solar Empire's oppressive tyrannical regime (April Fools 2023).
Non-Fungible Trixie -
An Artist Who Rocks - 100+ images under their artist tag
Preenhub - We all know what you were up to this evening~
My Little Pony - 1992 Edition
Wallet After Summer Sale -
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Dark is not evil.
Throax did mention something like “he’s my elder broodmate”, so maybe only the changelings among a single clutch are directly related as brothers?
Gizogin

[EVIL][RAWMANCER]
It depends on whether changelings are like bees/ants/termites or more like other insect colonies. Some bee species and nearly all ants tend to have a single queen per colony, and only the queen can lay fertilized eggs which may become more queens, workers, or drones. Drones are always male, and they only have half the chromosomes of females. Workers are female, and they may lay eggs, but these eggs are always male drones. Termites are broadly similar, but they have kings as well as queens. Termite kings and queens mate for life, unlike bees and ants, which only mate once to fertilize all their eggs.
 
They don’t appear to be properly eusocial, since they don’t have reproductive division of labor, at least that we’ve seen. Even when they had a queen, she wasn’t like a regular colony queen, since she spent most of her screentime doing things other than constantly laying eggs.