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Painting by kissing on paper
Artist Alexis Fraser, also known as Lex lipstick, in Canada has created extremely romantic drawings by applying lipstick and kissing paper.
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Potential illness behind the kiss
Kissing others can result from mild illnesses such as oral herpes to more serious problems such as viral or mumps meningitis.
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Why do we often close our eyes when we kiss?
Research by British psychologists indicates that the brain cannot process image and emotional data at the same time when kissing.
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Why do people kiss?
She closes her eyes slowly. You put your arm around her waist and pull it close to you. You tilt your head and tighten your lips to your lips. A pervasive feeling numb a…
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Mysterious explanations of kiss
Kissing is not a common behavior of all human beings but only exists in nearly half of the world's cultures. People have less sense of smell than animals, so kissing is…
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Detecting sock: People can't stop
Find out the importance of seductive lips with each of us.
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New explanation about why people kiss
Recently, American scientists added a hypothesis to explain the action considered to be this instinct. Accordingly, we kiss each other for the whole ha
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Discover the added benefit of the
New research by American scientists shows that kissing can help you reduce excess cholesterol in the blood.
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Scientific aspect of happy relationship
Having a beautiful love and moving towards a happy marriage is something everyone wants, but it is not something everyone can do.
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Unexpected transformation of the body
Kisses are always considered one of the most meaningful gifts that couples want to give each other every day.
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4 new discoveries about love that amaze you
Looking for a solution to kissing can help find a mate or something to kill love ...
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Kissing a lot helps find suitable partners
A study by scientists at Oxford University, USA, shows that kissing plays an important role in finding partners and maintaining long-term relationships.
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The tongue is nearly 10cm long, usurping the old record
Stephen Taylor, 51, is the record holder of the world's longest tongue, officially recognized by Guinness World.
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Find rape killer with victim saliva
If the blue beard lover kisses the woman he attacked sexually, police can analyze the DNA in the victim's saliva to find the culprit.
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Handshake brings pleasure like kissing
Scientists believe that pleasure from a handshake is similar to that of a kiss.