Don't look at my shoes!

 I was surprised to read in this article that you can judge people (or so it is thought) even by photos of their shoes.  I doubt the author was thinking about the elderly.  We definitely go for comfort, balance, and not irritating our corns.  However, these eight small things that will reveal your personality are interesting.  I disagree with the eye contact statement; that seems to be cultural.  It's considered rude in some cultures to make too much eye contact.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/eight-small-things-people-use-judge-you-dr-travis-bradberry

Spouses do not grow more alike, study at MSU finds

"Contrary to popular belief, married couples do not become more similar over time, according to a team of researchers led by Michigan State University." I didn't think so, did you? My maternal grandparents were married 63 years, my paternal grandparents over 70 years, and my parents over 65 years. They weren't at all alike. We've been married 50 years next week. Although we've learned to accomodate each others' differences, I don't think we have similar personalities.

Spouses do not grow more alike, study finds | MSU News | Michigan State University