1. Holding hands benefits our physical and mental health Sure, grabbing your partner's hand feels nice. But according to science, the positive feelings go way deeper than that.

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Holding hands is a really sweet, really innocent way of showing affection, and it’s easy to associate it with being a kid and the tiny little love milestones that come with that period of life.

Hand-holding is hard-wired into our brains—we’ve been doing it since birth. You might notice that a newborn baby will reflexively grip when you touch their palm. According to the National ...

When partners hold hands with genuine care and desire for connection—rather than as a manipulative tactic or obligation—the neurological benefits multiply.

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While not holding hands in public does not necessarily indicate a problem in your relationship, it can be a signal to pay attention to. It’s essential to have open and honest conversations with ...

And “Hold Hands,” like some of our most intimate moments, ain’t a story that’s easy to understand. But it’s the story we return to, hoping to remember that then “we were holding hands ...