Given how you usually experience it – in one sudden jolt – attraction seems to defy analysis. You feel it, spontaneously, like a sudden flame rising up. You don’t “think” about it – at least not at the moment it’s happening.
Call it chemistry. Call it animal instinct. Fate. That “special something”. It’s weeping and unmistakable. And you don’t want to know exactly the reason why you are drown to someone because you worry that you will only ruin things and take the magic away. You’d rather just enjoy it – not figure it out. That’s how people feel at the moment of attraction, or when attraction is reciprocated and they’re in the first, elated throes we call “falling in love”.
Specifically, chemistry in attraction has something to do with “chemical
Call it chemistry. Call it animal instinct. Fate. That “special something”. It’s weeping and unmistakable. And you don’t want to know exactly the reason why you are drown to someone because you worry that you will only ruin things and take the magic away. You’d rather just enjoy it – not figure it out. That’s how people feel at the moment of attraction, or when attraction is reciprocated and they’re in the first, elated throes we call “falling in love”.
Specifically, chemistry in attraction has something to do with “chemical