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Touching the opposite sex makes her
Latest research of the University of St. Andrews, England showed that when physically exposed to the opposite sex, the skin surface temperature of the weaker sex will in…
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Why do we find the opposite sex attractive
A new study shows that the type of hormone that creates the emotional relationship between mother and child also plays an important role in the selection of partners.
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People with balanced bodies are more attractive in the eyes of the opposite sex
According to scientists, when considering you, the human assessment of the physical beauty is primarily about balance.