Reply To: Is there an inyin that your zivug should look like you?

If anything, I’ve seen where couples start to “look alike” after a number of years, but I always attributed that to facial expressions they pick up from looking at each other for so long.

They don’t really look alike, but the mannerisims, stances start to overlap, so there’s a sense of “similarity”

But for the absence of this to be a deal breaker?

Puleeze!