The Science of Attraction
Dopamine + Norepinephrine = Attraction
Attraction is more chemistry than magic. When you're attracted to someone, your body releases certain chemicals that make you feel love. But don't confuse this with a magical force - it's just science at work. When your brain produces dopamine and norepinephrine, you experience a rush of pleasure and energy. These chemicals make you feel intense emotions and want to spend more time with the person you're attracted to. Just remember, attraction is a chemical reaction that can fade over time.
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Love feels magical, but science tells a deeper story. Beneath every spark is chemistry—hormones, instincts, and subconscious patterns. This collection explores how biology influences attraction, bonding, and the illusion of choice in love.
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