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Dark matter is simply matter un-entangled by Higgs bosons. So it has no obvious interaction with the universe as we perceive it. Think of it as ghost matter, because that's essentially what it is.
But that's opening up a can of worms. Is there life in this other dark matter universe? Can life exist without Higgs bosons? Are there un-entagled facets of ourselves (footprints or silhouettes, if you will) co-existing in the same space in this dark-matter universe?
Those answers open up a whole other can of worms. But as a devout atheist, there comes a point where science must be shunned and ignorance embraced, to preserve our way of existence.
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