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The “Twin Bond” Study: Why Identical Twins Are Choosing Each Other Over Their Spouses (opens the original)
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Romantic relationships are often expected to become a person’s primary emotional bond during times of stress, major decisions, and separation, however, a 2015 study determined that this pattern does not apply to everyone. The findings suggested that many identical twins continue to place their co-twin above their romantic partner in their attachment hierarchy. The research, however, did not conclude that these twins cared any less about their husbands or wives. Instead, the findings suggest that
The “Twin Bond” Study: Why Identical Twins Are Choosing Each Other Over Their Spouses (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Romantic relationships are often expected to become a person’s primary emotional bond during times of stress, major decisions, and separation, however, a 2015 study determined that this pattern does not apply to everyone. The findings suggested that many identical twins continue to place their co-twin above their romantic partner in their attachment hierarchy. The research, however, did not conclude that these twins cared any less about their husbands or wives. Instead, the findings suggest that
The “Twin Bond” Study: Why Identical Twins Are Choosing Each Other Over Their Spouses (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Romantic relationships are often expected to become a person’s primary emotional bond during times of stress, major decisions, and separation, however, a 2015 study determined that this pattern does not apply to everyone. The findings suggested that many identical twins continue to place their co-twin above their romantic partner in their attachment hierarchy. The research, however, did not conclude that these twins cared any less about their husbands or wives. Instead, the findings suggest that
The “Twin Bond” Study: Why Identical Twins Are Choosing Each Other Over Their Spouses (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Romantic relationships are often expected to become a person’s primary emotional bond during times of stress, major decisions, and separation, however, a 2015 study determined that this pattern does not apply to everyone. The findings suggested that many identical twins continue to place their co-twin above their romantic partner in their attachment hierarchy. The research, however, did not conclude that these twins cared any less about their husbands or wives. Instead, the findings suggest that
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