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I do believe in the science behind this to some degree. But for the largest part this is common sense, the questions are so personal that you connect to someone
by Floady 11y ago
I do believe in the science behind this to some degree. But for the largest part this is common sense, the questions are so personal that you connect to someone. The problem today is that everyone is afraid to expose themselves, or puts up a facade they think society wants to see, rather than talking to each other about real feelings and real stuff, no matter how odd, weird or silly.
- Majestic121 11y agoWell, science is also about explaining common sense. It is common sense that if you drop an apple, it will fall down toward earth. But the theory of gravity helped us put words on this common sense, and explain it better.