[ SECRET POST #2358 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2358 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's actually pretty normal to be attracted to people who have similar body types / facial structures / etc. as your opposite sex parent if you're straight. There have been studies about this. It's not weird and doesn't mean you fancy your father. :) It's just genetics programming you to seek what you know; sort of the physical version of why sometimes people from abusive families end up to marry abusive people. We seek out what we know, and our early life programs us to a certain extent. And some of it's genetics; apparently our genes want us to like people who look somewhat similar, or something. That's probably why we have such strong inhibitions culturally and stuff against incest; it's not good to be TOO similar!