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My cheeks seem to go very red and its embarrassing... do you know why this is happening or what i can do to stop it from happening?
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Sounds like: you are "blushing" and this is a NORMAL and uncontrollable vascular event in some people!. Cosmetics may be helpful. BTW SOME people find this ATTRACTIVE!
Answered 3/7/2019
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