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"PinterestFacebookWhen I was in college, my psychology professor was giving a lecture on falling in love. (Nice!) And she said that people often fall in love with someone who reminds them of either their mom or their dad. Is that true for you? Which parent does your boyfriend remind you of?\nAlex + my dad = Both have deep voices and never act scared. When Alex and I were on a boat last summer, I said, &amp;quot;What if it capsizes?&amp;quot; And he said, &amp;quot;It won&amp;#39;t.&amp;quot; And I said, &amp;quot;What if it does?&amp;quot; And he said, &amp;quot;I&amp;#39;ll save you.&amp;quot; And I said, &amp;quot;What if you can&amp;#39;t?&amp;quot; And he said, &amp;quot;I will.&amp;quot; All of a sudden, I had a flashback: I had had the same conversation dozens of times with my dad when I was little (and scared of thunderstorms, icy Michigan roads, bears while camping...) Bottom line: I&amp;#39;m a wuss and needed a guy like my dad to protect me from all things dark and scary.\nWhat about you guys? Do you date guys who are similar to your mom or your dad? Does your boyfriend rub your back, like your mom used to? Does he love to have long conversations about books and movies, like your dad? Does he always make you feel better when you&amp;#39;re sad, like your mom does? Is he outdoorsy and adventurous, like your dad?\nP.S. Photos of your lovely moms and dads. And Who&amp;#39;s the &amp;quot;mommy&amp;quot; in your relationship?\nPhoto: Superbomba"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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