Have you ever felt like you're not getting as much contact from someone you like as usual?

Research in psychology and neuroscience is gradually revealing that the frequency of contact doesn't necessarily correlate with the depth of affection.

This video will slowly explain what's actually happening in the minds of people who don't contact you often, from seven different perspectives.

[What you'll learn from this video]

0:00 Anxiety about infrequent contact
1:18 1. Reduced contact is a sign of security
1:51 2. The brain no longer needs new stimuli
2:17 3. Psychological distance and contact frequency are different things
2:51 4. Respecting freedom comes from trust
3:19 5. Quiet consideration that respects the other person
3:40 6. Showing love through actions rather than words
4:13 7. The brain's mechanism for thinking of others even when apart
4:56 Love cannot be measured solely by contact frequency

Instead of measuring love solely by the frequency of contact, it's important to gently sense it from the warmth of the moment when you're together.

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