Sex is just one way to be intimate with your partner.
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Nice. Where do you go to be intimate on the rig?
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We would only be intimate with each other behind closed doors.
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Also, falling in love with someone before you can really be intimate.
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The vibe will be intimate and sexy, and secrets will be shared.
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Even in his waking life, Jamie struggles to be intimate with Claire.
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Here, you get to touch, lie on, and be intimate with the art.
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And don't forget: There are tons of ways to be intimate without penetration.
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"I think I still want it to be intimate, maybe small," she said.
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So there was no space where inmates could be intimate with their spouses.
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I wanted it to come out, but I wanted it to be intimate.
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It was more exciting to be intimate with someone in that moment overseas.
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But you still want to be close to people, to be intimate and caring.
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"If you've had intimacy in your life, you can be intimate onscreen," she said.
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The relationship between artist and fabricator can be intimate — even, at its best, symbiotic.
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"I don't know if we can be intimate together," she admits during a group exercise.
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Laura: A lot of our conversations came after we would be intimate or have sex.
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To sometimes be intimate with someone you didn't even end up meeting in real life.
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So early on, I told Dave not to wake me up to be intimate, ever.
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There's some searching going on, maybe for intimacy, or maybe for the ability to be intimate.
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According to sources involved in the talks, dinners will be intimate with other meetings more formal.
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This is strange, because Pennywise generally seems like a really, really upsetting person to be intimate with.
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During her podcast relaunch of Loveline, Rose mentioned that she's been too busy recently to be intimate.
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Also, for some reason that he is unwilling to discuss, Jack does not want to be intimate.
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Whereas the Commander and Serena are able to be intimate, June's relationship with Nick is pushed towards estrangement.
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On the surface, they seem very insular, but they also allow enough space and relatability to be intimate.
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I mean it's kind of hard not to in that situation especially when you're trying to be intimate.
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The Sun, in Pisces, connects with Pluto at 3:29 AM. The vibe will be intimate and revealing.
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"Being in a long-distance relationship, that's kind of the only way you can be intimate," she said.
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So I want it to be dinner, to have it be intimate—to make him fall in love.
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It is possible to be "intimate" in a conversation: two people sharing the details of their personal lives qualifies.
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To create a tool for people to share their favorite spots to be intimate for others to use, too.
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I just want to get to a point where I have the confidence to be intimate with someone again.
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On last week's emotional Sister Wives Tell All, Kody confirmed that he doesn't desire to be intimate with Meri.
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But it also manages to be intimate, to feel like a secret whispered into your ear, and yours alone.
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She can be intimate here, telling a story across a campfire, and then suddenly she's unfurling across the millenniums.
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Spinning and tuning are different kinds of courage — the courage to be adventurous and the courage to be intimate.
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They were tired of having to suit up in a latex body-condom to be intimate with another human being.
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But in court a week later, the county attorney, claimed that McNeeley had intended to be "intimate" with the woman.
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Beyond her, I didn't really have another girlfriend for a long time, although I wanted to be intimate with girls.
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We're working on this, for sure: finding time to be intimate, and making sure it doesn't feel like a chore.
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There is no wall between the bathroom and the bedroom, so be prepared to be intimate with your travel partner.
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She'd like to share her proudly feminine personality with others, but it's not easy to be intimate with other people.
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I wanted so badly to be intimate with him, but my body was in full-on freak-out mode from nerves.
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And that sums it up best—I just didn't feel safe enough to be intimate with myself, let alone somebody else.
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Edwards and Shepard met in 2005, went on a few dates and would "here and there" be intimate, she told the outlet.
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The audience was small enough to feel like we were getting to see something up close, too large to really be intimate.
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This gives rise to a certain freedom where we do not feel bound to follow certain standards of how to be intimate.
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The "battenti" — penitents who flagellate themselves with nails — wear white robes, disguising their identities, in what is said to be intimate repentance.
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Manuel Brug, a German critic who has been visiting the theater for years, said it is "not possible to be intimate" there.
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"We wanted the wedding to be intimate and chill," Craig said days before her wedding, which was planned by Orange Blossom Special Events.
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Our reading habits, or purchasing data, or data from sensors as diverse as cameras and fitness trackers: All of it can be intimate.
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By high school I just had this one girl who I was very, very close to, who I definitely wanted to be intimate with.
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" Another user shared a similar sentiment by writing, "Black women don't need to be intimate with pain and suffering as a condition of love.
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Caitlyn Jenner reveals in her upcoming memoir that she may never be intimate with women again — but she may be open to a male companion.
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It seemed weird to be intimate with someone because I had been seeing [Olivia] all summer before she went abroad, basically my first real girlfriend.
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I think it was really important that it be intimate and not be zooming in on girls, especially being the only man in the room.
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But Anna Faris decided to go a different route and bond with the women who've pretended to be intimate with her famous husband, Chris Pratt.
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There are a ton of other ways you can be intimate with someone that doesn't involve swapping spit, says Jess O'Reilly, PhD, Astroglide's resident sexologist.
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And when it's time to be intimate, she said, it's also time to turn off the thoughts and focus on immersing yourself in the moment.
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Likewise, Caliban is deeply bitter about the way his original transgression—the crime of wanting to be intimate with humans—confirmed that he cannot become human.
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I'm honest with him when I don't want to be intimate because I don't feel sexy, but I get the impression he's starting to be frustrated.
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You've got a full camera crew with you as you're lying in bed and trying to be intimate with someone so it's obviously awkward right away.
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"It'll be intimate and quiet," she said of their wedding ceremony, adding that a year after he popped the question, they're still not deep into planning mode.
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Yet witnesses in the trial have described how he exploited Nxivm members and had sexual relationships with multiple women who he insisted be intimate only with him.
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The brilliance of her comics lies in what they require of the viewer, to be intimate with what is not known, both within the work and themselves.
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So, while people with CF can be intimate with people who don't have the disease, they have to maintain a strict six foot-distance from other CF patients.
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"Blindfolded (with consent) massage, wax/candle play, or use of scented oils and creams on the skin while music plays can all be intimate and sensual," she says.
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Bristowe explained that the couple didn't have sex, but that they found plenty of other ways to be intimate – ways that she listed in detail during the recording.
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Please know that my intentions with everything that I do in my life are always pure and I would never be intimate with someone without their absolute consent.
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I encouraged him to go out and find someone else to be intimate with, too — in addition to (not as a replacement of) me, though he never did.
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I know now that what I searched for, beyond sex, was friendship, and a way to be intimate with another, even if just for a precious few seconds.
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"There's a million and one ways to be intimate, and it's well and fine as long as you are careful not to breach the non-penetrative barrier," Berhanu says.
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"[During make-up sex], we can miss whether or not the conflict has been resolved, and both people are really feeling ready and safe to be intimate," she says.
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By putting you in the scene and not having you move and having it be intimate because you're with another person, then your pleasure is derived from their pleasure.
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But over the past two years, I found a way to stop the cycle, and I'm finally able to be intimate, playful, and imaginative with myself and partners again.
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" But as he moved from project to project, "what was appealing to me," he added, "was being able to be intimate with this writing I was really excited about.
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" But as he moved from project to project, "what was appealing to me," he added, "was being able to be intimate with this writing I was really excited about.
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I mean it's kind of hard not to in that situation especially when you're trying to be intimate, and also they put us in an elevator, me and Charlotte McKinney.
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Listening to an erotic story can be a helpful way to come down from your day and get ready to be intimate with your partner or to masturbate, she says.
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In one of the cult's early meetings, a passing remark is made that hairdresser Frances—also under the Satanists' thrall—is "in love" and likes to be "intimate" with Jacqueline.
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For others, hookups and dating may be inaccessible for health reasons, and seeing a sex worker allows them to be intimate with another woman without the emotional demands of a relationship.
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Even if you don't have more than one sexual partner over the course of your lifetime, it's a nice reminder that there's no "right" way to have sex or be intimate.
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Stunningly directed, with two incredible leads who are also very hot, God's Own Country is a wonderful look at loneliness and the growing pains of learning to be intimate with someone.
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" Posavec also found the postcards to be "intimate data sets", going on to say, "I would share things with Giorgia I would never share with any of my friends in London.
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A 2012 study from the Center Of Disease Control found that among female rape victims, perpetrators were reported to be "intimate partners" 51.1% of the time and acquaintances 40.8% of the time.
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Vera acknowledged having a sexual relationship with the student and told officials that the two started to be intimate last September after meeting each other during summer school at Stovall Middle School.
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And, making a somewhat logical argument, he pointed out that, even if he'd wanted to be intimate with Maltby during that time, he already had a massive tattoo of Sorbello on his thigh.
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"We wanted our wedding to be intimate and chill," says Craig, who began dating 46-year-old Reiter three years after meeting on Tinder while she was researching for her YouTube series, Sideswiped.
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And for those who like a little more spontaneity in their sex lives: "Let your partner know that putting on your CPAP mask doesn't mean you don't want to be intimate," he says.
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To desire is human, of course — and by nature, as a species we harbor a diverse set of desires: to be intimate, to be known, to live another life, to feel, to forget.
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There's a G-string attached ... Rob and Chyna will be part of the shoot, and the pics have to be intimate ... a sappy interview, "candid" home photos with a sprinkle of Kardashian secrets.
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With fantasy suites (every time I type the phrase "fantasy suite," I feel like I need to take a shower) coming up, Andi offers some unsolicited sex advice: If you're into it, be intimate!
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Q: If you want to be intimate with your partner, say you are in long-distance relationship, what's the best way (assuming you don't want to publicly broadcast or "monetize" via PornHub, for example)?
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"I think that the grief of Vivienne dying and the shame of how he believed he had wronged her made it impossible for him to be intimate with someone at that time," he said.
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A message or poem should be intimate and personal, said Kate Potts, a poet and lecturer in creative writing at the University of Oxford, so it reminds you both of shared memories and experiences.
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And for him, it is deeply personal: These last three films (following the semi-autobiographical Tree of Life) seem to be intimate reflections on searching for the same thing, retreading a similar story arc.
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Chyna ended your relationship months ago and she has the right to live as she chooses, work as she chooses, dress as she chooses, date who she chooses, and be intimate with who she chooses.
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In effect, he said, Facebook would change from being a digital town square to creating a type of "digital living room," where people could expect their discussions to be intimate, ephemeral and secure from outsiders.
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Intimacy is a huge part of any relationship, and I thought this would be a good date to just jump in and see if Chase and I could be intimate without feeling too weird around each other.
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Many people with ID/DD still face significant barriers to owning their sexual agency—whether in accessing sex education, obtaining consenting rights in their states, or finding the privacy and freedom to be intimate in crowded group homes.
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Sister Wives star Kody Brown just revealed he no longer wants to be intimate with his wife Meri, but his lack of desire is just one of the many issues putting serious strain on the couple's complicated relationship.
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"When we've made up our minds to leave, a lot of the time, people will continue to be intimate with someone or have sex with someone because of that emotional connection that has not been healed," says Thomas.
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"Someone came to us with the idea of Michael, Kevin, and I getting together on a cruise and we thought, "That would be fun and it would be intimate, way more intimate than an arena tour could ever be.
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Heartbroken Mom Heartbroken Mom: First, you need to figure out how to be less heartbroken, and more patient and understanding toward a young woman who might not know how to be intimate in the way that you are intimate.
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It's a dynamic that can be intimate and resentful and toxic and so intense as to edge into being romantic, and it's such an archetypal relationship for so many women that it's one of the foundational female friendship stories.
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" He also said, according to the documents, that "the girls have learned to be good 'actresses' in order to be able to have sex with up to ten men a day that they do not actually desire to be intimate with.
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The problem with living ''abroad,'' as we like to call it in Pakistan, is that you tend to forget about everyday nuances there, like how difficult it is for two single consenting adults to find a private place to be intimate.
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They then divulged details about their current and past romantic experiences, offered a written account of why they chose to be intimate with someone other than their boyfriend/girlfriend, and answered questions that determined how attached they were to their partners.
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A study by Stanford researchers in 2007 dubbed this 'the Proteus effect': they found that people who had more attractive virtual characters were more willing to be intimate with other people, while those assigned taller avatars were more confident and aggressive in negotiations.
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It may be her finest performance since she played a sexually dormant housewife in "Sex, Lies and Videotape," Steven Soderbergh's weirdly prescient 1989 classic about a man (played by James Spader) who could be intimate only through the lens of a video camera.
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One 41-year-old woman likened non-vegan bodies to a cemetery for their previous meals: "I would not want to be intimate with someone whose body is literally made up from the bodies of others who have died for their sustenance," she said.
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"If I had to pick one word for the badger's experience, it would be intimate ," Foster decides, since, "when a badger goes out, its object is to bump into food": We bustled and grunted and elbowed and pushed and pressed our noses into the ground.
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In order not to be lonely, you actually have to be intimate and vulnerable, but intimacy and vulnerability are seen as feminine weaknesses, and so we will never be able to deal with the social harm of loneliness until we are willing to think about masculinity.
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Perhaps too, the rigid, simplistic options — with regards to which characters users can be intimate with and what their role in the relationship can be — allows for avoidance of choice paralysis (the condition of being overwhelmed by options to the point where one is unable to act on any of them).
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City Ballet initially moved to suspend Mr. Catazaro and Mr. Ramasar, but after women in the company learned the details of what they were accused of, some approached management and said that they would be uncomfortable continuing to dance with them — especially in ballet, an art form where the partnering can be intimate.
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At the wrap of the series, it's revealed that she is pregnant, most likely with Logan's child (he's the only man that audiences know her to be intimate with aside from a one-night stand in the "Spring" episode, which would be 5-6 months before the "Fall" episode when she announces her pregnancy).
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Suddenly, the manicured appearance of all the women's lives starts to break down: Renata loses her fortune, Bonnie goes nearly mute with guilt, Madeline sabotages her marriage, Celeste turns to Ambien and nearly dies in a car accident, and Jane finds that she cannot be intimate with a new love interest because she is still processing trauma from her rape eight years earlier.
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"When you have a letter destined for only one very special person, you know it's going to be intimate, and there may be thoughts and feelings that the writer might not have revealed to anybody else," said Devon Eastland, the director of fine books and manuscripts at Skinner, a Boston auction house, which in May will offer a collection of 40 love letters by the artist Andrew Wyeth to his girlfriend, Alice Moore.
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Darcia Narvaez, a professor of psychology at University of Notre Dame, says that there are two main ways that not being touched can affect a growing body: it can lead to an underdeveloped vagus nerve, a bundle of nerves that runs from the spinal cord to the abdomen, which research shows can decrease people's ability to be intimate or compassionate, and can lead to an underdeveloped oxytocin system, the glands which release the oxytocin hormone that can help humans form bonds with other people.
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