[ SECRET POST #4389 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4389 ⌋

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Comments

[ninety6tears]

Yeah. There are a lot of "oh no, I married someone just like my parent" jokes but it's not a negative phenomenon if we're unconsciously modeling after positive relationships.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah I mean, if the parent is a great role model and an awesome person, are you supposed to avoid awesome people with traits you like, just because they're too similar to your parents in behavior and views?

Some people are bothered by that, but it's also fine to not be bothered by that.

[(Anonymous)]

It's not just "CharA is like my dad"

It's "CharA is like my dad and CharB is like me"

[ninety6tears]

So? Being like one of your parents is often part of the joke.

[(Anonymous)]

MTE.

"So?" was literally my exact reaction as well. Like, literally, so? How does that make any difference whatsoever?

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, this is it!

Re: +1

[(Anonymous)]

Profound.

[(Anonymous)]

"I married someone like my parent" usually implies the "and CharB is like me" part, considering CharB is literally "me" in that case.