EMOTIONAL INSTABILITY As is well known, falling in love often leads to emotional and physiological instability.
and accelerated breathing, as well as anxiety, panic and feelings of despair when your relationship suffers even the smallest setback.
INTENSIFYING ATTRACTION Going through some sort of adversity with another person tends to intensify romantic attraction, according to Fisher’s research.
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Central dopamine may be responsible for this reaction, too, because research shows that when a reward is delayed,
INTRUSIVE THINKING People who are in love report that they spend, on average, more than 85 percent of their waking hours musing over their "love object,"
EMOTIONAL DEPENDENCY People in love regularly exhibit signs of emotional dependency on their relationship, including possessiveness,
jealousy, fear of rejection, and separation anxiety. For instance, Fisher and her colleagues looked at the brains
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