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Drew Barrymore Opens Up About Being 'Touchy' with Guests on Her Show

Originally Published 1 year ago — by BuzzFeed

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Drew Barrymore has opened up about her fondness for physical touch, explaining that as a single person, she lacks physical connection in her life, which she compensates for by being touchy with friends and guests. Despite being warned to "back off," she finds comfort in non-romantic physical connections. Barrymore, who has been private about her love life since her 2016 divorce, emphasizes the importance of physical touch in friendships, a sentiment echoed by Cynthia, who highlighted the non-verbal communication it can facilitate.

Drew Barrymore: The Most Relatable Celebrity?

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Cut

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Drew Barrymore, known for her affectionate interview style on her talk show, bonded with actress Cynthia Erivo over their mutual appreciation for physical touch, particularly through their shared connection with Ariana Grande. Erivo, who often communicates with Grande through touch, expressed understanding and respect for this form of platonic love. Barrymore, who frequently hugs her guests, mused about a world more comfortable with physical touch.

"The Healing Power of Touch: How Physical Contact Eases Pain and Anxiety"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times

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A large scientific review involving 212 studies and 12,966 individuals confirms the numerous benefits of physical touch, including reducing pain, depression, and anxiety, as well as improving well-being. The analysis found that premature babies especially benefit from skin-to-skin contact, and individuals, regardless of health status, showed mental health benefits from touch. The study also revealed that the source of touch mattered for newborns, but not for adults.

"The Key to Boosting Mental Health: Embracing Couple Activities, Say Experts"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Daily Mail

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Experts claim that holding hands with a trusted person has a positive impact on stress response, as it dampens the brain's threat signals and reduces stress hormones and heart rate. The physical touch of hand-holding triggers the release of feel-good chemicals like oxytocin and serotonin, fostering a sense of social bonding and connectedness. Studies have shown that holding hands can decrease cortisol levels, lower pain perception, and decrease inflammation in the body, highlighting the importance of physical touch for mental well-being.

The Real Reason Why Wives Are Never 'In The Mood' For Sex

Originally Published 2 years ago — by YourTango

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TikTok influencer Caylee Cresta explains that husbands who touch their wives without expressing emotional intimacy are selfish and turn women off. She highlights the importance of emotional connection in physical intimacy and urges husbands to treat their wives with respect and care. Many women resonated with her message, expressing their own dissatisfaction with their relationships due to a lack of emotional connection and communication.