The tendency to not be attracted to people you grew up with is an innate thing, but it's not absolute, relationships do sometimes develop between childhood friends, for example. And I don't feel confident saying that for example tribal societies, or even the large multi-generational households that were more the norm before the Industrial Revolution, always necessarily had the same power dynamics of modern day families, since the nuclear family is a relatively recent thing. But I do agree with you in the context of the modern day.
The tendency to not be attracted to people you grew up with is an innate thing, but it's not absolute, relationships do sometimes develop between childhood friends, for example. And I don't feel confident saying that for example tribal societies, or even the large multi-generational households that were more the norm before the Industrial Revolution, always necessarily had the same power dynamics of modern day families, since the nuclear family is a relatively recent thing. But I do agree with you in the context of the modern day.