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Falling In Love & Cocaine
Studies show that falling In love has neurological effects similar to those of cocaine. This explains why both love and cocaine lend individuals similar sensations of euphoria. Feelings of love produces several euphoria-inducing chemicals that stimulate 12 areas of the brain at the same time.

Monogamous Relationships
Not only is our human species monogamous, but so are: wolves, swans, gibbons, black vultures, albatrosses and even termites. AND these are just a few of the animal kingdom that choose mate for a lifetime!

 4-Minutes Decides Who You Like..
If you fancy someone, studies show you’ve only got about 4 minutes to get them to feel the same. It’s believed your body language and the tone of your voice, rather than what you say makes the impact.

Heart Rate & Romance
Did you know research has found when you gaze into your lover’s eyes, both your heart rates synchronize? Research also found that when couples gaze into each others’ eyes with synchronized hearts for three minutes, they’re apt to fall in love and bond romantically.

Cuddling Is A Natural Painkiller
Cuddling and feelings of love releases a hormone, oxytocin which is a natural painkiller. Research found that a dose of oxytocin decreases headaches, and for some it even makes the pain go away completely. The hormone appears in the brain, ovaries and testicles and is thought to be involved in the bonding process.

 Photos Of Love Ones & Pain Relief
Looking at a picture of a loved one is found to relieve pain too. An experiment showed: “participants exposed to pictures of their beloved and to distracting word games had their pain reduced far more than those exposed to the same distracting word games and pictures of acquaintances”. Wow!

Level Of Attractiveness & Lovers
People with similar attractiveness are likely to pair up in a relationship. Psychological and social research indicates that this is a significant pattern where people chose to establish romance with those who are socially equal to them. If a successful couples differs in physical attractiveness, then one usually compensates for it with other socially desirable qualities.

Broken Heart Syndrome
Research provides evidence that traumatizing events, such as a break-up, divorce, loss of a loved one, or betrayal can cause real physical pains in the area of one’s heart. Emotional distress triggers the brain to distribute chemicals that significantly weakens the heart, leading to chest pains and shortness of breath. It may feel like an actual heart attack and tends to affect women more often.

Romantic Love Ends
Romantic love may end but it’s followed by committed love. Romantic love is linked with feeling of euphoria, dependence, nervousness, and obsessiveness, BUT this only lasts about a year. After then the so-called “committed love” stage begins. Physiologically the “transition is linked with elevated neurotrophin protein levels in newly formed couples”.

Love & OCD
Have you ever fallen in love and felt obsessed with your lover? Studies now show that people in the early stages of love have lower levels of serotonin (associated with happiness and well-being) and higher levels of cortisol (associated with stress). Interestingly this is very similar to those who have Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and it explains why we act out of character when we fall for someone.

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Even puffins experience the heartbreak and drama that comes with summer relationships.

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1. Every time they tell a joke, you’re like…

Remember the days when everything with your significant other was exciting and new?

2. You miss quiet time by yourself.

3. They pee with the door open.

4. When you ask them to do anything around the house, they’re like…

5. They tell you they “forgot” to take out the trash when they just didn’t feel like it.

6. You feel like there’s an ulterior motive when they say you look nice.

7. They make you listen to the new songs they write and you have no idea how to react.

8. You try to have a normal conversation and everything is a “that’s what she said ” joke.

9. Their body just doesn’t seem like what it used to be.

10. They constantly tell you you’re wrong.

11. You’re always too tired to cuddle.

12. When you’re in a good mood, everything they say makes you smile…

But when you’re not, all you hear is whining.

13. They don’t want to eat anything you request for dinner but they don’t know what they want either.

14. Pretty much everything they do has annoyed you at some point.

15. Sometimes you’ll just have to watch something on TV that you hate…

16. Or admit that you’re wrong.

In the end it’s OK, because you love each other!

And that’s really all you need.

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Nice guys: pro or con?

Nice people are great. They bring joy and love into our lives.

Self-proclaimed “nice guys,” however, are kind of not like that at all.

1. “Nice guys” are always trying to convince you they are *such* nice people.

2. “Nice guys” apparently aren’t listening to themselves when they speak.

3. It turns out there’s no such thing as the Nice Guy Card(TM).

4. “Nice guys” think that all women owe them something.

5. “Nice guys” think that “the friend zone” is a thing that is both unfair and some kind of punishment?

6. “Nice guys” aren’t really as great at compliments as they think they are.

7. “Nice guys” don’t seem to have the most accurate grasp of reality.

8. “Nice guys” are all over the place! Trolling the Internet…

9. …and all over pop culture!

10. “Nice guys” are emotionally manipulative and, again, seem to not hear themselves speak.

11. “Nice guys” sometimes evoke sympathy…

…but their sense of entitlement is not just annoying, it can actually be pretty scary.

12. “Nice guys” just miss so many things.

13. And they’re always complaining about how “nice guys finish last.”

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