Selfies may increase social sensitivity.
One study found that taking and sharing selfies was associated with a higher level of social sensitivity, meaning people become more attuned to social cues (like how others perceive them)
High thigh socks (often called over-the-knee socks) became popular in Japan during the 1990s with the "Zettai Ryōiki" fashion trend - the term describes the little strip of bare skin between the top of the socks and a skirt/shorts.
Selective mutism is a real thing. It's an involuntary anxious response, meaning most of the times the person WANTS to speak but cant! In relaxed situations they can even be super chatty!
Red changes behavior in subtle ways—even when not noticed
Studies in color psychology show red can influence emotional processing and behavioral outcomes (e.g., threat interpretation, dominance responses) even when participants do not consciously focu
The “doggy style” position — where one partner bends over, gets on all fours, or leans forward for penetration — is classified as a rear‑entry sex position in human sexuality research
