http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_S-fLsg_5Sg&feature=channel
“People fall in love because the chemistry in their brain tells them too. So if you are engaged in foreplay, that person you are stimulating is also being stimulated to fall in love with you. So that’s why we do it. And it also feels kind of good.”
So basically are you predetermined to fall a little in love with anyone you engage in foreplay with? So long as it stimulates the chemicals in your brain, you can’t help but chemically become attached to the person?
“Love is actually a chemical imbalance”
Which raised the question, how do people across distances fall in love? Or people who do not engaged in any form of foreplay? Which I think would have to exclude kissing as well, and I don’t know if anyone besides long distances couples would “exclude” to that extent.
There must be a distinction between growing to care for someone and the chemical imbalance that causes the “love” feeling. And then the combination of the two leads to epic monogamous relationships?
Regardless, little kick start reminder to everyone that Valentine’s day is right around the corner. If you don’t have someone to love you… just play with a stranger’s nipples for a bit.
To clarify, “growing to care for someone” as in on an intellectual level, rather than a “feeling”, but an intellectual understanding of traits and points about the person that you have grown to appreciate.
All rather unromantic.