All about Kisses

By thescian on January 31, 2008.

At Scientific American.

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the post says "Kissing may even reveal the extent to which a partner is willing to commit to raising children, a central issue in long-term relationships and crucial to the survival of our species."

well can any body explain hoW~~~~i mean come on~~~it soooooooo doesnt

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