I would say in me personal experience its more true then not, as far as body types go. You can look a women's mother and get a good indicator of how they will age. If they will maintain or let it go. But I would say its more true the more closely they are in height and body size. I mean if your mother is 5'2 and you're 5'9 its less of an indicator.
My ex-wife is 5'9 and her mother is 5'6, when I meet my wife wife she was slim and athletics and her mother was mid aged and slightly over weight. You could see how her mother was sexy as hell when she was younger but had let it go a little in later years. Her mother was also bat shit crazy. Like her mother was on a different level of bat shit crazy. Even my ex-wife admitted her mother was never right mentally.
Well by 40 my ex-wife started displaying all the same signs and by 42 she was completely bat shit crazy as well. Physically the same, she was over weight and like her mother she actually carried it well. Was still sexy even with the the extra weight, but far from trim and athletics. Mentally she held up until around 38, but the professional all say that most mental issues do not full develop in people until their late 30s to mid 40s. So yup, my ex-wife turned out to be just like her mother. And looking back now with hind sight the signs were there from the beginning and her mother was a Red Flag to me at 22, but I lacked perspective.
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+1 yYes very true. But later in life. Generally after 35-40. This does not mean she becomes some kind of a time-shifted doppelganger. Its actually in the whole bodily personality.
In our tradition, there's a saying that if you care a lot about long term appearance, then have a look at the mom when you search for a wife.
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+1 yNo everyone Looks Different nobody looks like anybody else.
But Men can get more feminine Looks or more manly Looks.
Females can get more masculine Looks where they look like more of man and I can be hard to Tell if you just look at them From a short distance. Or females can get more Feminine looks. I find Black females or more foreign Females can Look more Manly than feminine.
And it Gets Trippy when Your Looking at another Girl and You Are not sure if it is a Girl or a man that your looking at from a short distance away. And some of these aren't even females. But some of them are.00 Reply
I don't look like my mom. I am really a mixture of my parents. I have my moms dimples my dads nose and lips and my dads shape of his face. I have hair similar to my dad aswell. I have my moms cheeks and my dads high cheekbones. I have my moms eye colour and dads eye shape. My Eyebrows are a mixture of both parents
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yYes that’s why men are told I’d you want to see what she will look like when she gets older look at her mom. There may be a few exceptions. Doesn’t mean boys can’t take on physical traits of their mother like I do as well as my brothers.
10 Reply481 opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. None of my mom's sisters look overly similar except the oldest and youngest. They sound very similar on the phone, but look physically different. So I don't think they're going to resemble my grandmother when older, and I don't see a lot of my mom in my sister
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+1 yNo it's not.. Sons can look like their mom, daughters can look like their dad..
Of my two daughters, my older has her dad's shape, my younger has mine. Facial features, I think they both look more like their dad than me..
00 Reply621 opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. No. 🤣 my mom always look slim since I was born and I had my ups and downs with fat and stick and curvy and fat again and normal and yea. 🤣 I wish to look half as good as my mom when I am 77. She rocks!!
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yDepends on what you mean by look like. Family resemblances can tip either way, but if you mean shape and physique then chances are you're going to look like your mom in that regard
10 ReplyDepends on the genes of parents , Like my elder sister looks more likes my father and my younger looks like more of a mixture of my father and mother.
So i would say it depends00 Reply2.3K opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. Only my eldest sister looks somewhat like our mother, whereby both my older sister and I don't.
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+1 yYes, to some extend family members all look similiar. The more close they are related the bigger the similiarities.
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+1 yI find daughter's take after their fathers a lot. The prettiest girls always take after their fathers.
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+1 yOther than being the same height, my daughter doesn't look at all like her mother. I doubt you can make that statement in general.
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+1 yNot always. Depends on who has the stronger genes.
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+1 yMy mom looks Korean and I look Filipino, my dad looks Malaysian.
00 Reply I don't really look like my mom. I favor my dad more. But my brother takes after my mom.
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+1 yThat's been the case for me, but my personality is more like my dad's.
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+1 ymy mama is slimmer than me. her body is nicer than me
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+1 yNot necessarily. I would have no idea that my sister is even related to my mother.
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+1 yMy sister will be forty next month. She looks more and more like our grandmother, on my father's side
00 Reply1.7K opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. genetics can play a part but a person can do a lot to take control of what they look like.
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+1 ySometimes people can look the same in a way they was raised and develop the same habits there parents have and have a slight resemblance just younger.
00 Reply no not really but it can and does happen ,, its a crap shoot to be honest
i look like my mom more then my dad etc00 Reply- 862 opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic.
+1 yWomen always look somewhat like their mother. But never exactly. That's because they also get genes from their father.
00 Reply No usually genetically they take more DNA from the fathers side of the family
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+1 yI think they look more like their father's.
Some are carbon copied of their mom's it friends i guess
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+1 yI have three daughters with two different mothers and they all look like me.
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+1 yIn that case, I will be happy. My future wife is going to be gorgeous lol
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my daughter looking like her will be the cutest thing. I hope my son will look like me so we have our mini me's
+1 yIf they’re genetically related probably me and my sister are both adopted (separately)
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+1 yNot necessarily, it could be the father or even another relative.
00 Reply695 opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. My wife and I had a boy and girl. Our son is more like mom our daughter is more like dad
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Anonymous(18-24)+1 yThat's true in many instances, but certainly not all.
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+1 yI'd say there's about a 50% chance.
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+1 yWell… yeah. Genetics 🧬
00 Reply805 opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. It is often, but not always true.
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+1 yI look absolutely nothing like my mom
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yWell I did, but that is not always true.
00 ReplyNot true. I am not. My sister is I am like my dad
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+1 ynot necessary.
they can be on fathers as well.00 Reply- 343 opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic.
+1 yI seriously hope not lol
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+1 yI favor my mom more.
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+1 yUsually? No.
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+1 yI think dad
00 Reply6.1K opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. No not true
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+1 yNot true
00 Reply862 opinions shared on Girl's Behavior topic. Lol No lol
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