‘Cute Aggression’ Study Explores Why We Want to Squeeze Cute Babies and Animals

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By Catie KeckDec 8, 2018, 5:50 pm318 pts
You’ve probably heard the term “cuteness aggression” thrown around over the years. It describes the odd but seemingly common compulsion to smoosh, bite, or pinch—but not hurt—adorable things like babies and animals. Read more...

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