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Find out all you need to know about falling in love - from what makes you look sexy to the opposite sex to how to flirt.

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Mind > Emotions and Instincts > Science of Love The Science of Love There are three phases to falling in love and different hormones are involved at each stage. Events occurring in the brain when we are in love have similarities with mental illness. When we are attracted to somebody, it could be because subconsciously we like their genes. Discover which type of partner you're attracted to by taking our face perception test. Stage 3: Attachment This is what takes over after the attraction stage, if a relationship is going to last. People couldn't possibly stay in the attraction stage forever, otherwise they'd never get any wor... Attachment is a longer lasting commitment and is the bond that keeps couples together when they g... Important in this stage are two hormones released by the nervous system, which are thought to pla... Oxytocin - These will then be passed on to our children, ensuring that we have healthy kids, who will pass o... When we look at a potential mate, we are assessing whether we would like our children to have the... There are two ways of doing this that are currently being studied, (to find out more click on the... Science of Love Falling in Love The Science of Flirting What Makes you Fancy Someone? Does Love Drive You Mad? Sensual Signals Language of Love Young Love Human Mind Pyschology Personality and Individuality E... Science Homepage |