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Men may fall in love faster than women

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Despite what every rom-com suggests, guys are the ones who dive headfirst into the feelings pool. Evolutionary psychologists suggest women are biologically wired to be far more selective and cautious about attachment, while men frequently speed-run the emotional bonding process.

Men may fall in love faster than women
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