Girls in love often love to ask their boyfriends for hugs, frequently whining and pleading for a hug, much like innocent, childlike children. So, why do most girls like to "want a hug"? Let me analyze it for you.
Why do most girls like to "get a hug"?
Why do girls like to be hugged? There's a scientific basis for it.
Women in love often produce a hormone called oxytocin, which causes uterine contractions and promotes childbirth. Because it can also evoke feelings of love between men and women, it's known as the "hug hormone" or "love hormone." It not only induces intimacy but can also intensify it. Under the influence of oxytocin, men and women experience intense feelings of love for each other, becoming inseparable and even losing interest in other members of the opposite sex.
If you, as a man, also enjoy being hugged, it's because men also secrete this hormone; while if you don't like the feeling of being hugged, it might be because you're secreting too little oxytocin .
A woman needs a hug because she wants to be loved.
For women, a hug from their lover gives them a feeling of being loved and cared for. Frequent hugs greatly enhance the bond between lovers. When facing difficulties and setbacks in life, a timely hug can dispel worries and provide encouragement; when lovers have been apart for a long time, a hug can always bring tears to their eyes, seemingly releasing the accumulated pain of longing in an instant.
Every girl hopes that her partner will love her. A hug can turn a girl into a little lamb, quietly lying in her boyfriend's arms, feeling his body temperature and heartbeat, and enjoying a strange sense of warmth, security and happiness.
While it's true that girls' liking for hugs is a physiological response, if there's a girl in your life who really likes to be hugged, she might be starved for affection. Please cherish her and remember to show her how you feel loved with your sincerity.
