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July 21, 2006

Strange But True!

Q. Why is spring/summer such a grand time for romance — April love, June brides, moonlight and roses?

A. The seasonal increase in love and marriage, in some cultures, probably arises from the better weather, blossomings, animals breeding, sense of renewal, says University at Buffalo behavioral neuroscientist Mark B. Kristal. After the winter, the sunshine is invigorating, as is the lighter clothing, more vitamin D, exercise, etc., making people feel healthier and therefore sexier.


 
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