💕 Dating/Love Blushing Can Actually Help After an Embarrassing Moment

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Blushing feels terrible when you're trying to impress someone.

But research suggests visible embarrassment can communicate that someone recognizes they've violated a social expectation and cares about how others perceive them.

People displaying embarrassment can sometimes be judged as more trustworthy or prosocial.

So turning red after saying something awkward on a date isn't necessarily making the situation worse.

Your involuntary embarrassment may actually signal that you care about the interaction.

© University of California, Berkeley
 

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