My daughter didn’t understand why everyone says we look alike so I made her this
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poisin_kat
· 5 years ago
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Just different eyes. Wow
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poisin_kat
· 5 years ago
And hair color, but y'know, the face
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paleprincess
· 5 years ago
And, looking at the hair above her ear, it seems possible she dyes her hair
deleted
· 5 years ago
Moms kind of cute
bethorien
· 5 years ago
the fact they look so much alike here even tho id never make the connection if i saw the two faces separately is insane
deleted
· 5 years ago
I think that’s because daughter still has baby fat. In 10 years she’ll look a lot more like mom
deleted
· 5 years ago
Same nose, that's it
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1_puma
· 5 years ago
You have no sense of subtle similarity, do you? You know, general shapes and such? They very much look alike, and very obviously related. It would be wild if that were the mom’s younger doppelgänger.
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xandri
· 5 years ago
You're kind of both right. Its because of the way your brain processes faces. For the most part it uses face ratios, the height, width, & distance between features, not the shape of individual features. Then if that ratio matches someone in your memory or if you're consciously studying a face, it analyzes feature shape. That's why the more you look at the pic, the less alike they look. If you look at each feature separately by covering up the rest of the face you can more easily see how different they are. But, because they have almost identical facial ratios they look very similar and you can definitely tell they're related.
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1_puma
· 5 years ago
But that’s the thing, knowing they are related, why scrutinize over the details? You lose the original intent of the post to begin with, which was to show that generally, they look very similar.
xandri
· 5 years ago
My reply was aimed at you guys but also at the op. The daughter doesn't think they look alike, so I explained why she might see it that way and why you two have a different perception as well.
1_puma
· 5 years ago
Oh, I see now, I misinterpreted part of what you were saying. Speaking of perspectives, this is why high levels of communication are required to understand each other the best we can. My original comment may have been a bit biased. I retract my one-sidedness, and welcome the other perspective here.
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