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A growing trend in cosmetic surgery has revealed an unexpected social consequence: extreme physical enhancements can sometimes drive away potential partners rather than attract them. 📉 The Suitor Decline "Quiet Luxury" is moving from fashion into aesthetics,
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A study by psychological researchers suggests that extreme physical modifications can trigger a "Uncanny Valley" response, causing unease in social interactions.