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The well-known saying that “opposites attract" may not always be accurate, according to a recent report from Colorado University Boulder. Experts explain why couples tend to be similar.
Scientists have new thoughts on whether couples are more likely to be similar than different.
Scientists have new thoughts on whether couples are more likely to be similar than different.
Partners, on average, share up to 89% of traits, including values such as religiosity and experiences such as smoking and sexual activity.
Partners, on average, share up to 89% of traits, including values such as religiosity and experiences such as smoking and sexual activity.