I'm surprised that there wasn't an option for exactly like you as that was what the question seemed to imply. I definitely would not want someone exactly like me as there would be no surprises and probably not much excitement either. The Similar option is pretty much a bit of both , similar wont be the same, which is good as they have some things in common , it allows interests to fuel conversation and activities but a complete opposite, then what the hell you meant to do together ?
Yeah you could, but you probably wouldn't start off thinking someone is exactly like you , that something you would build up to when you learnt about their interests and beliefs etc. Its more likely you start off thinking someone similar from small things, so the surprise when meeting someone is most likely to be their similar when you thought they not or not similar when you thought they were.
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I'm surprised that there wasn't an option for exactly like you as that was what the question seemed to imply. I definitely would not want someone exactly like me as there would be no surprises and probably not much excitement either. The Similar option is pretty much a bit of both , similar wont be the same, which is good as they have some things in common , it allows interests to fuel conversation and activities but a complete opposite, then what the hell you meant to do together ?
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You could be surprised to find out that they are not exactly like you.
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Yeah you could, but you probably wouldn't start off thinking someone is exactly like you , that something you would build up to when you learnt about their interests and beliefs etc. Its more likely you start off thinking someone similar from small things, so the surprise when meeting someone is most likely to be their similar when you thought they not or not similar when you thought they were.