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New study explains why certain couples start to look alike
It seems like certain couples start to look more alike the longer they’re together. But a new study finds that isn’t necessarily true.
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Identical twin sisters marry identical twin brothers in joint ceremony — and they're not the first
Identical sets of twins have been known to marry in the past. Two relationship experts unpack what's really going on.
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If Someone Is Looking at Your Feet, They're Interested in Friendship, Not Romance
A new study shows that people tend to look at the different parts of the body, depending on whether they're interested in romance or friendship.
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Familiar Faces Look Happier Than Unfamiliar Ones
Turns out we may not be as objective as we think — and we have a definite preference for familiar faces. A new study from Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, shows that we tend to perceive familiar faces as looking happier than unfamiliar ones, even when the faces express the same emotion. “We show that familiarity with someone else’s face affects the happiness you perceive in subsequent facial expressions from that person,” researcher Evan W. Carr of
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Apparently, Women Just Want to Date Their Brother
The researchers in a recent study concluded that this is the “first empirical data that heterosexual women select partners who resemble their brothers.”
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The Weird Side Effect of Not Getting Enough Sleep
A new study has found that a lack of zzz’s will do more than make you tired — it can be a turn-off to other people.
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Cities With the Most Handsome Men Ranked
This northwestern city is the home of Amazon.com and Starbucks — and the country's most handsome men, according to a new survey from GroomingLounge.com.