Zainab Khanam
Our brains judge people within milliseconds based on facial expressions, tone, and body language.
We subconsciously mimic others’ emotions—so their mood influences how we feel about them.
Open posture and eye contact make someone seem trustworthy, while crossed arms or avoiding eye contact can trigger discomfort.
Our brains compare new people to past encounters, influencing whether we feel safe or wary.
Shared values, humor, and emotional intelligence create instant connections beyond romance.
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We unknowingly respond to scent and voice tone, which can attract or repel us.
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