In terms of romantic relationships, the old adage "opposites attract," continues to enjoy the most empirical support.

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Recent research suggests that people are more likely to be attracted to individuals who share similar personality traits, values, and interests. This is known as the "similarity-attraction" hypothesis. While there may be some initial attraction to those who are different, long-term, successful relationships tend to be built on similarities rather than differences.

In Terms of Romantic Relationships, the Old Adage "Opposites Attract