The Importance of Drinking to Connect

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There's often nothing worse than for intimacy or getting to know each other, staring in each other's eyeballs. The same part of our brain that we use to make eye contact is also the part of the brain that processes language. If you are going to the bar, sit next to each other, sit side by side. It takes the pressure off and it's easier to connect. And easier connect with how you feel.

How the hell do grown ups date and make friends? Behavioral scientist turned dating coach, Logan Ury is here to help us make dating and meeting new friends easier: how to identify what you really want; why we should stop searching for “the spark”; why we keep going after the same people that are wrong for us; how to talk to our kids about their first love experiences; why we need to have “other significant others”; and the eight questions you should ask yourself after meeting anyone new.

About Logan:

Logan Ury is a behavioral scientist turned dating coach and the author of the bestselling dating book How to Not Die Alone: The Surprising Science That Will Help You Find Love. She works as Hinge’s Director of Relationship Science, conducting research on modern dating. She runs an online community through her weekly newsletter — Logan's Love Letter. She studied psychology at Harvard and ran Google’s behavioral science team, the Irrational Lab. She lives in the Bay Area with her husband Scott.

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