Psychology behind love
Love triggers brain chemicals like dopamine, oxytocin, and serotonin, creating feelings of happiness and connection
1. What Happens When We Fall in Love?
Dopamine, the "feel-good" hormone, fuels attraction and excitement in the early stages of love.
2. The Role of Dopamine
Oxytocin strengthens emotional bonds, making couples feel closer and more connected
3. Oxytocin – The Love Hormone
Our attachment style (secure, anxious, or avoidant) influences how we love and connect with partners.
4. The Science of Attachment Styles
Lust is driven by physical attraction, while love involves deep emotional bonding and commitment.
5. Love vs. Lust – The Psychological Difference
Psychology suggests we’re attracted to partners based on familiarity, shared values, and chemistry.
6. Why We Fall for Certain People
Studies show that prolonged eye contact increases attraction and emotional bonding between partners.
7. Love and the Power of Eye Contact
Research by Dr. Arthur Aron suggests that answering 36 deep questions can make two people fall in love.
8. The 36 Questions That Create Love
Lasting love is built on trust, communication, and emotional safety between partners
9. The Long-Term Secret – Emotional Security