Is the twin paradox really a paradox if you consider Einstein’s postulate ? And the fact that the observer in the moving frame (the one that traveled to space) has an acceleration? I suppose not. The observer really does come back younger .
Yes, that's sufficient to say that the principle of relativity is is no longer applicable when one observer is accelerating, and hence the symmetry is broken.. But to say that the result that she returns younger still requires working out the details