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You’re guilty of flirting if you find yourself fluttering your eyelashes at that cute new neighbor, giving a random guy that sexy flip of the hair, tilting your head to the side when talking to a guy friend, etc.

But don’t be ashamed, there’s nothing wrong with flirting! Truth is, flirting is nature's solution to quickly and safely judge the value of potential mate without "going all the way."

If you’re new to flirting, or want to enhance your flirting prowess, these key words may help you attract others to you.

When it was time to pop the question, Dan Collado did it right. Not content with proposing to his girlfriend of three years over a candlelit dinner in an expensive restaurant, Dan is set to propose to Trina Martinez in their favorite cinema at Power Plant Mall.

The idea came about when the couple was having dinner at a restaurant and unexpectedly, the lights went out. "Ang cool siguro when the lights went back up and you suddenly had a diamond ring in front of you, huh?" Dan recalls.

What Trina initially thought was an all-girls’ night out on her 27th birthday last February 2, turned out to be part of Dan’s elaborate plan.

At what moment can you genuinely say you're attracted to someone? Is it physical attraction, that spark during your first kiss? You may not know it, but your brain—or rather, your nose actually influences how you fall in love. Love actually can be smelled!

Researchers recently discovered an olfactory nerve in humans that they believe is the route through which pheromones are processed. Nerve “O,” as it is called, was first discovered in another mammal: the whale.

You might be asking, ‘What is the role of Nerve “O”?’