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15 EFFECTIVE TIPS TO IMPRESS YOUR GIRLFRIEND

15 Effective Tips To Impress Your Girlfriend Communication is the key and every successful relationship without that can be fragile and then fall apart. So find things or topics to talk about with their girlfriend that are meaningful and intimate. Doing so will help you build a stronger connection and bond. If you are lost and do not know what you talk about, here are 15 things to talk to impress your girlfriend. 1: Compliment your girlfriend .  This will make her feel great about herself and make her day. Complimenting is also a way of telling her that you still find her attractive and help boost your self-confidence. Tell her how you like her necklace matches her entire outfit. Alternatively, tell her that she really looks great in those heels. Be creative and get her in the mood. If she is in a happy mood, you will be in a happy mood as well. 2: Talk about what you people have in common.   If you have things in common with your girlfriend, then you are more l...

'Love hormone' helps us understand social cues

Oxytocin - popularly known as the love hormone - plays a crucial role in helping the brain process a wide array of social signals. Understanding oxytocin and molecules like it may shed light on a number of brain disorders. Oxytocin acts like a modulator in the brain, turning up the volume of certain stimuli while turning others down. Oxytocin - popularly known as the love hormone - plays a crucial role in helping the brain process a wide array of social signals, Harvard scientists have found. The study suggests that oxytocin acts like a modulator in the brain, turning up the volume of certain stimuli while turning others down, helping the brain to make sense of the barrage for information it receives from one moment to the next. In investigating the role of oxytocin in processing social signals, researchers from Harvard University in the US began with an prevalent behaviour - the preference for male mice to interact with females. Studies have shown that this behaviou...