Sex on first date sets the stage for deeper emotional connection between strangers: Study
Psychologists from the University of Rochester in New York and the IDC Herzliya in Israel found that physical intimacy can actually bring people closer together
According to new research, sex or physical intimacy set the stage for deepening the emotional connection between strangers. The study suggests that sexual desire hugely impacts people's capacity and ability to form an emotional connection.
As per the psychologists from the University of Rochester in New York and the IDC Herzliya in Israel, this physical intimacy can actually bring people closer together. The group also believes that gender plays no role when trying to build an emotional bond as both men and women try and connect to their potential partners when being intimate.
As reported by DailyMail, the lead of the study Professor Gurit Birnbaum shared, "Sex may set the stage for deepening the emotional connection between strangers."