We're about to laugh just a little bit more… – the Hyenas

Have you ever taken notice during your morning walks, city park strolls, or even a downtown exploration? It’s intriguing how couples who have spent a decade or more together start to resemble siblings rather than just a couple. Have you ever wondered what lies behind this uncanny phenomenon?

It’s hard to miss the subtle similarities that begin to emerge over time. Their facial features align, their eyes bear the same shape, and their laughter starts to echo each other. But what exactly causes this remarkable transformation? Could it be the result of their enduring companionship, shared meals, or perhaps the influence of their daily routines?

These couples often frequent the same restaurants and fast-food joints, and sometimes even exercise at the same gym, albeit with different workout preferences. Their synchronized bedtime rituals and shared cultural activities, such as theater visits or movie nights, may contribute to their remarkable parallelism. Is it possible that their bodies adapt to these daily harmonizing routines?

Delving deeper, one can’t help but wonder if there’s something more at play. Could it be that through the shared intimacies of sweat, fluids, and scents, they are gradually aligning on a cellular level? It’s an intriguing thought that resonates with the idea proclaimed by a powerful figure in the distant past – that we are all siblings in fact.

Reflecting on these observations, it becomes apparent that the convergence of similarities between long-term couples is not a mere coincidence. From physical resemblances to shared experiences, their unique connection transcends the boundaries of ordinary companionship. Perhaps the ancient wisdom holds some truth after all, reminding us that deep down, we are all connected as one big family, or maybe, just maybe, we are living in a Matrix-like reality, where our paths are orchestrated, and we are sent to find our ‘soulmates’ and finally end up marrying or being together…

What are your feelings?

Eva Reis