Priyanka Tiwari
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Marriage Psychlogy: Many of you may have seen some couples around you who look very similar. After seeing them you may have thought that this couple look like a brother and sister. These days it often happens that couples begin to resemble each other after getting married. A study conducted by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) found that if a couple improves their behavior after marriage, there is a chance that the resemblance between the couples will increase. In this news, we will explore the reasons behind this phenomenon.
Common Practices and Lifestyle
The dietary choices and daily activities of a married couple are likely to change and become more similar. Joint time together such as meals, exercises, and leisure activities are associated with this phenomenon which consequentially also impacts the physique.
Psychological Aspect (Emotional Transfer)
There are significant changes that partners unconsciously and automatically adopt after spending a considerable amount of time living together. Over time, physical appearance, sense of humor and mannerisms are gradually adjusted, which results in an individual look and appearance.
At a given time, after some joint time, partners are also bound to speak, smile, and even appear identical as they tend to feel each other's emotions and embody them.
Biological (Hereditary) Reasons
Many studies indicate that some couples who have spent significant time together start to slowly morph their faces to look more like one another. The change is subtle at first, but becomes more pronounced the longer two individuals remain in close proximity to one another.
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