A good hug feels comforting because it makes your body feel safe and happy. When someone hugs you just right, it’s like a warm blanket for your heart. Your brain gets excited and sends out calm messages to the rest of your body, making you feel cozy inside.
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- A good hug feels like being wrapped in a warm blanket on a cold day.
- A good hug makes you feel safe, just like when your mom holds you tight after you fall.
- A good hug helps your brain remember that you’re not alone.
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See also
- What Causes a ‘Good’ Hug to Feel So Comforting?
- Why Do Some People Hug More Than Others?
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- How Do Bacteria Make Us Sick?
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