How come, when humans go close to each other they don’t get pulled to each other?

Question: How come, when humans go close to each other they don't get pulled to each other?
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Asked by EmberGun to Daniel on 8 Nov 2017.
- Daniel Williams answered on 8 Nov 2017:
  
  They do! The strength of the pull is really small though, which means that its effect is much smaller than the pull from the Earth. For you to be pulled towards someone else their pull would need to be bigger than that of a whole planet!

Question: How come, when humans go close to each other they don't get pulled to each other?