#chest bumps

[benschwartzcinematicuniverse]

8.15.2024

The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon

Watch the 12 minute extended interview here:

[emalemaleigh]

my new favorite friendship

[lunatic-desert-child]

[loyalty2waystreet]

Help Marvey Peeps

Who is @Marvey4lyf on Twitter?

[magicalweirdism]

Writing a Star Trek fic and listening to Playing With The Boys..... Oh me oh my I wonder what it’s about....

[darklydeliciousdesires]

You are all a bit awesome, yes you are! :)

I’d just like to say a very heartfelt thank you to all who have followed me, liked (and shared!) my stories and also taken the time to submit questions to me containing praise of my work. Honestly, it makes my day to know my writing is being enjoyed. Again, thank you! 

[laikc]

[walls-to-the-ball]

Just how strong is touch's bonding benefit? To find out, a team led by University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign psychologist Michael Kraus tracked physical contact between teammates during NBA games (consider all those chest bumps, high fives, and backslaps). The study revealed that the more on-court touching there was early in the season, the more successful teams and individuals were by season's end. The effect of touch was independent of salary or performance, eliminating the possibility that players touch more if they're more skilled or better compensated.

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Thanks Jess Mac