A WOMAN who is constantly being told to stop snogging her sister, has revealed that her relationship is not what it seems.
Jess and Princess look almost identical, and always dress in exactly the same outfits.
Jess and Princess look like identical twins[/caption]
They get cruel comments when they kiss in public[/caption]
The duo are inseparable, but their close bond has left some people disgusted.
“Why are you looking at your sister like that?”, one troll commented under a video posted by the duo.
However, the pair revealed that despite looking like doppelgangers, they are not actually related at all, and are in a relationship.
Princess said that she finds herself attractive, so was drawn to Jess because of her similar looks.
“We do look alike, the curly hair, the prettiness”, Jess told Love Don’t Judge.
When they first got together Jess and Princess dressed very differently, but soon decided to match each others styles so that they looked even more like twins.
However, they said that they are scared to do PDA, as it always leads to backlash from people who think the couple are related.
Determined not to let the judgement get to them, the women said: “We don’t live our life for nobody else except for ourselves.”
And the duo aren’t the only ones who have been criticised for allegedly dating a family member.
Lauren Evens recently revealed that she was trolled horrendously after sharing her wedding photos, with many believing that the pictures showed her kissing a 10-year-old boy.
However, the other person in the photographs wasn’t actually a young boy at all, it was her 29 year old wife Hannah.
“Some people said it was cute that my 10-year-old son was walking me down the aisle,” says social media promoter Lauren.
“Others said it was disgusting that I was kissing a young boy.
“I paid thousands of pounds to look younger and change my body and appearance, but my wife is just very lucky to have incredible genes.
Why are we attracted to people that look like us?
A recent study suggests that people are more likely to find love with partners who bear a resemblance to themselves. Conducted by a team of researchers, the study analysed the physical features of numerous couples and found a significant trend towards partners having similar facial characteristics. This phenomenon, often referred to as “assortative mating,” indicates that individuals may subconsciously seek out mates who look like them.
The researchers believe this tendency could be linked to the comfort and familiarity associated with one’s own appearance. Seeing reflections of oneself in a partner might foster a sense of security and trust, which are crucial components in forming lasting relationships. The study also touches upon the evolutionary perspective, suggesting that choosing partners with similar genetic traits might have been beneficial for our ancestors.
Moreover, the findings extend beyond just physical appearance. The study also uncovered that couples often share similar lifestyles, interests, and values, further reinforcing the idea that like attracts like. While this does not mean that opposites never attract, it highlights the importance of commonalities in the foundation of romantic relationships.
“She is two years younger – I am not getting arrested.
“Hannah is a tough nut but the comments offend me and they are incredibly hurtful.
“People think they have the right to call me a predator or a paedophile and that disgusts me.
“The amount of abuse we have received is just ridiculous.”
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