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Young couple on a beach holding hands above a drawing of a heart in the sand

How to make someone fall in love with you, according to science

Source: The Week

Sometimes it seems there are just about as many theories on why we fall in love as there are couples in love. But statistics have shown that certain factors play a huge part in what attracts us to certain people and what keeps relationships strong.

This entry was posted in Sweet Sorrow and tagged Culture & Society, People, Science & Nature on August 31, 2014 by .

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