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|AnswerText=Aw... How sweet.<br><br>Surprisingly, it's not the act of touching foreheads that does the trick in the end. It's the conversation and bonding that happens beforehand, plus the addition of physical touch. If your character knows the other person and feels immediately attached to them, and the feeling is mutual, touching foreheads <i>can</i> heal! It'll be even more effective the more they chat with each other. But if they're total strangers touchin' foreheads, they might need a little bit of build-up before it helps at all. | |||
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ummm hi hello! what would happen in the event that characters touch foreheads in greeting instead of after a trust exercise, does anything different happen? sorry ServiTon my 1980s guy is not ready for a robot to tell him what to do!! | Aw... How sweet. Surprisingly, it's not the act of touching foreheads that does the trick in the end. It's the conversation and bonding that happens beforehand, plus the addition of physical touch. If your character knows the other person and feels immediately attached to them, and the feeling is mutual, touching foreheads can heal! It'll be even more effective the more they chat with each other. But if they're total strangers touchin' foreheads, they might need a little bit of build-up before it helps at all. |