<p>Not according to this website:</p>
<p>*"It depends what you mean by “opposite.” “I believe unresolved patterns attract,” says Paul Cutright, author of You’re Never Upset for the Reason You Think. Cutright, along with his wife Layne, run the Center for Enlightened Partnerships in Las Vegas. “What most people call falling in love is really falling in pattern,” he says. “Relationships are about getting our own needs met, often on an unconscious basis. In other words, we try to find someone who is complementary to us and can help us learn, heal, and grow.” *</p>
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