Beware: from your 33rd birthday, you will turn into your mother

Sometimes I see myself in the reflection of the window doing something and then I think: damn, I look flash my mother like. But then blonde and twenty years younger. The way I move my hands when I want to make a point or tuck a strand of hair behind my ear. It has even happened that I feel how my face is that I look like she can look.

My boyfriend always jokes that he first looked at my mother to see what his future would be. And when I look myself, I always take a relieved breath. By the way, I can name two friends who are gradually showing more and more similarities with the mothers in question. Now, I used to run through the back door of those mothers, so that means they are nice and it's not a problem. My friends always sat on my couch instead.

If you think: I don't want this, then you might just want to ignore this message. New research says that it is inevitable to start changing into your mother from your thirties. If you've just had a baby, you are even more at risk of becoming a copy of your mother. Dr. Julian De Silva spoke with more than 2000 men and women for his research and what turns out? More than half admit that around the age of thirty-three they do what mothers do. They use the same sayings, react the same way to situations, and even watch TV shows that mom also watches.

But pay attention now, because you are not alone. Your husband also changes into your father-in-law, around his thirty-fourth. They start copying his taste in music and political choices. So, ask what your father-in-law is voting for today when your husband hits that age. There is a logical explanation, because until the early thirties we do everything to rebel a little, but around that age a large part of our generation also has children.

I am thirty-two years old, have no child(wish) and was home on Sunday morning at five o'clock. So, Dr. De Silva, your turn again.

Source: Mirror.co.uk