Genetic mirroring refers to the experience of recognizing shared physical traits or personality characteristics between yourself and those who share your DNA.
It’s the feeling of seeing yourself reflected in the appearance and behaviour of other family members, often leading to a stronger sense of belonging and identity.
Genetic Mirroring is often lacking for Donor Conceived People. This can lead to feelings of confusion, isolation and even grief, as highlighted in some research on adoption.
Genetic Mirroring: What It Is, How It Affects Adopted People
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