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The Doctors share how two studies found that people who use more emojis end up going on more dates and have more sex. The panel feels the use of emojis can help people be more expressive, better share emotions and ultimately connect more.
Our Doctors all admit to sending emojis but explain there are certain symbols reserved for certain people.
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