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You and your partner are so similar because you are related, says science

You and your significant other definitely have a lot in common, a lot more in fact than you think. You've probably heard the urban myth that couples become more and more alike (including physically) over time, right? Well, according to science, this similarity is for a reason. And one of those is that you and your partner are actually related.

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Skiers are happier people, says science

If you need an excuse to hit the white slopes, then read on. According to a recent study, skiing makes us happier, and we also do something for our health and well-being.

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Eyes are the mirror of the soul: your eye color reveals your character without fail

You must have heard that the eyes are the mirror of the soul. And apparently this statement is not made out of thin air - scientists have found a connection between eye color and personality. And what does your color say about you?

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These are the years when women are too old for tight jeans

Are you wondering at what age women are too old to wear tight jeans? Where to take a selfie? When should you stop going to music festivals? To parties? Check out the interesting findings of the research in which 2000 women participated. This is what they had to say...

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Science has confirmed: couples who really love each other gain weight in their relationship

Eating patterns often change when a loved one enters our lives. And unfortunately, often for the worse. Hourglasses and triangular shoulders take on an oval shape that partners simply get used to. And all this happens because of love, says science.

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According to a new survey, this is the drunkest country in the world

According to a new survey conducted by Hangover Heaven, a Las Vegas clinic that offers intravenous hangover cures, the drunkest country in the world is…

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Proven: Men create an EXTRA 7 hours of work per week for women!

"I accept you as my husband and I promise that I will remain faithful to you in good times and bad, that I will pick up the trash after you, organize meetings for you and remind you to wash the dishes in the evening." If wedding vows sounded like this, would women still get married? This study demonstrates that married women, expectedly or not, still do (too) much in the household. What's more, researchers have discovered that partners, or men, create extra work for their wives, whether they realize it or not.

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