How Your Body Odor Could Help You Make New Friends

A new study found that people who had an instant personal connection also shared similar body odors.

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Body Odor Similarity Improves Social Bonding and Instant Connections Friendships can develop for a number of reasons—shared interests, like-minded attitudes, and sometimes simply being in the right place at the right time.   Another factor might be a surprising one. According to a recent study, people who had an instant personal connection also shared similar body odors. Here's a closer look at what the researchers found. READ NOW Understanding Bromidrophobia or Fear of Smelling Bad READ NOW This Is Why We Associate Memories So Strongly With Specific Smells READ NOW Why You Might Feel Like You Don't Need Friends READ NOW 3 Steps to Increase Your Sense of Belonging READ NOW RELATIONSHIPS What Are the Five Love Languages? READ NOW Compassionate vs. Passionate Love READ NOW What a Messy Room Says About You READ NOW Coping With a Chronic Illness Lori Gottlieb is a psychotherapist who entered therapy herself for help coping with a difficult breakup and dealing with a mysterious chronic illness. Tune in to hear her story. LISTEN NOW Follow Now:   Apple Podcasts /  Spotify /  Google Podcasts

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