- Mirror 26th Mar 2019 11:49:26 GMT +0300
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This was closely followed by the importance placed on monogamy, and willingness to feel empathy towards others. Rachael Lloyd, a relationship expert at eharmony, said: “It’s well known that we tend to migrate towards people who share similar traits with us and, to varying degrees, we seek to recreate aspects of our original relationships with our parents. “With mums as our primary caregivers in life, it’s no surprise men are attracted to women who possess similar values.” In contrast, the least shared traits between mums and their sons’ partners were alienation, religious values and emotional stability. Ms Lloyd added: “This study indicates that much of who we are – and who we choose to love – stems from our earliest life experiences.”SEE ALSO :Telkom, Airtel Kenya announce merge of operations



