We usually associate hugs, caresses and other forms of physical affection with positive feelings of tenderness and love. Yet, a new study by Binghamton University in New York reveals a troubling facet of physical contact in romantic relationships: some people deliberately use these seemingly affectionate gestures as tools of manipulation and [...]
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We usually associate hugs, caresses and other forms of physical affection with positive feelings of tenderness and love. Yet, a new study by Binghamton University in New York reveals a troubling facet of physical contact in romantic relationships: some people deliberately use these seemingly affectionate gestures as tools of manipulation and [...]