Does love at first sight exist?

Studies show why people fall in love: The first impression plays a lesser role than, for example, the nose.

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We’re seeing someone for the first time – and the spark has already sparked: Immediately our heart beats faster, our pulse is racing, our cheeks turn red and we have a lot of butterflies in our stomachs.

However, it is not love at first sight, according to scientists at the Dutch University of Groningen. According to her research, there is no such thing as love at first sight. The experts are certain that it is merely an illusion. In their study, the…

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  Christian Satorius

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  February 13, 2022
  

  7:21 p.m
  
  

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