If you know where it was purchased, I would take the photo there and see if they know which cultivars of Thuja they sell. A tree that young hasn't developed whatever growth is characteristic, so I cannot help on cultivar suggestions. If you don't know where it was bought, do as Embo suggested.

The many tall tree-like ones I have seen here have all been leaning markedly or have had other things about their appearance/condition that did not make them come across as fully committed, bona fide trees. I like this species much better hard pruned in spring to remain short and bushy. And without the flowers concentrated mostly in the upper sections of long, straight stems that branch comparatively infrequently.

im in massachusetts. i don’t even know how this happened we’ve not thrown any peach pits or planted anything over there, i noticed it yesterday.

here is a link to the post created for you: https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5827125/dene-re-your-tree-id-post#n=4 there is no reason to get rid of it ... remove one or the other of the trunks.. if you wish.. do it properly.. leaves no stub ... with trees... we talk of tree time.. which is counted in decades ... yours is an absolute babe ... it will grow up.. with a little pruning guidance from you ... and it will branch out on its own.. when its darn well ready too ... DO NOT CUT OFF THE TOP to force such .... no need to ever fert it again ... crikey.. its a maple.. it will grow fast enough.. once its ready .. meaning when its root mass matures in a few years ... not unlike children ... you cant really compare one to another ... especially when so young ... dont worry about it ... all that said ... if its pissin you off ... just get rid of it .. lifes to short to be irritated by your trees .... im sure you will plant something else.. so mother earth net zero ... ken