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'We get mistaken for siblings so often' - why couples match
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The phenomenon of 'assortative mating' or homogamy explains why romantic partners often share striking similarities in appearance, personality, and background. Experts suggest that people are naturally drawn to those who mirror their own traits, habits, and social characteristics.
Josie Morgan-Clarke and her partner both have ADHD and enjoy the same music and the same outdoor activities.
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