Why It Feels So Good
Hugging activates something inside our body that makes us feel calm and happy. Scientists call it a hug hormone, it's called oxytocin. Oxytocin is what helps people bond with each other, like how mommies and babies connect through hugs.
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Categories: Psychology · body language,emotions,social behavior