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Holden O.

@holdenioo309

Love at first sight...or not

When choosing our partner, looks play a decisive role. Research has shown that features such as symmetrical faces, good health, or female traits (when it comes to women) might prove quite essential when deciding whether the person in front of us is worth or not taking the risk of starting a relationship.

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How chemistry decides the success of a first date

How chemistry decides the success of a first date

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2014/feb/08/the-science-of-seduction-dating-guide

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