Love Doesn't Exist (Not the way we're taught)

Love Doesn't Exist (Not the way we're taught)

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Love Doesn't Exist (Not the way we're taught)
Love Doesn't Exist (Not the way we're taught)
Why Intensity in Relationships Might Be More About Brain Chemistry Than True Love

Why Intensity in Relationships Might Be More About Brain Chemistry Than True Love

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Jan 30, 2025
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Have you ever experienced a storm of strong emotions in a relationship, feeling like you're losing your sense of self?

You’re not alone. Many don’t realise that this intensity often stems from our brain's dopamine-driven reward system. In other words, it might be more about brain chemistry than true love.

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