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Helen Fisher

The key to understanding love on Valentine’s Day isn’t Hallmark, it’s the insula and the striatum

Posted on February 14, 2014 by Ted Bauer

Lot of different theories on V-Day depending on where you are in the great relational roller coaster — some love it, some hate it, some utterly indifferent towards it. (I’m married, but more the latter than anything else.) I thought… Continue Reading →

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