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What You Think of as a Simple Disamour Could Reveal Deep Fear
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Whether it is during the first exchanges, the first appointment or the first weeks of the relationship, many remain vigilant as to the potential repulsiveness of a potential partner or partner. Formerly called love killer, these elements that stop any loving or sexual projection are now called "ick". What is called "ick" is similar to disgust. But it does not always trigger for the universally recognized characteristics as repulsive. A tic of la…
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