If you've kissed recently, you may (or may not - depending on the intensity of the kiss) have noticed that we tend to lean in a bit during a kiss - most people to the right. Why is this so? In this article you can read why we lean in when we kiss.
Do you know why we lean in when we kiss? Studies have revealed some possible reasons. One of the reasons is sociological: partially we imitate scenes from movies. Med 67 % and 71 % people while kissing inclines. However, sociological causes explain only a proportion of this figure. Another reason lies in the concept right-wing and left-wing. Right-handed people often lean to the right, and left-handed people to the left. That is why there is a greater proportion of people who lean to the right when kissing, and fewer who lean to the left - there are more right-handed people in the world. More detailed research on the cause of tilting during a kiss is still ongoing. Will you lean in next time you kiss?
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