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You know that feeling of butterflies in your stomach when you’re going to see someone or having sweaty palms when kissing your partner? All of that is because of the chemical release. The study finds though that after a year (on average) your body no longer releases the chemical. So, when you suddenly realize that butterfly feeling is gone, it’s not because the relationship has changed, it’s that your brain has adjusted. In some ways, that initial “romantic” feeling is no longer present and it’s not likely to come back

When you see the person your brain releases these chemicals, so you are actually receiving a similar high as if you were taking narcotics. This means you, in the truest sense of the word, are addicted to your partner.

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Do you love spending time with your partner? Is it to the point where as soon as you leave their presence you can’t wait until your next date? Does time drag on between those dates to the point you absolutely need to call them or talk to them or see their face mere hours later?

However, the chemical release doesn’t happen with just anyone. You can’t trick yourself into falling in love. Your brain knows when you’re attracted at a physical, mental, and emotional level. It’s also why sex with someone you love feels different than a one night stand. Sex will always release some level of dopamine in the brain, but combine that with the love-addiction chemicals of adrenalin, vasopressin, oxytocin (to name a few).

Why is all this thinking about someone so important? Because, according to a Stony Brook University study, the very chemical makeup of your brain changes when you’re truly in love with someone. It alters the reactions within the brain. Like your brain has placed billboards of the person you love on every street corner.

Because true love very much is like forming a strong addiction. Just how much of an addiction? According to research conducted by Syracuse University, strong love releases the exact same chemicals in the brain as doing cocaine.

In other words, there’s enough of me in the room already. But that’s the same for everyone. There really is such a thing as opposites attracting. A Columbia University research study found that couples with similar personalities and who share similar physical traits are less likely to last. So you know that couple from your last dinner party that agreed on every single topic in a rather annoying way? Well, you might have the last laugh because couples who agree on everything are less likely to go the distance because they don’t know how to argue.

Has someone ever told you they have the perfect person to match you up with because you’re alike in many ways? It’s happened to me, and it’s a major turnoff. I don’t want someone that’s like me. I’m around me all day. The dogs are around me all day and there are times when I walk into the room they’ll get up and leave.

Anyway, one of the girls had me smitten. It was more the bubbly personality, laugh, and slight awkwardness more than anything else. For whatever reason, an askew awkwardness, especially upon meeting, is especially attractive. It doesn’t feel glossed over or an act. It’s authentic. Eventually, we started dating. I don’t even understand how I pulled that one-off. There was an older gentleman who would come in, grab a pita, then go over to the tanning salon to flirt with the girls. The day he found out I was dating her he came in, stood there, and just watched me. A way-too-long kind of watch. When I asked what was up he said: I’m trying to figure out how you pulled it off.

Addiction to your special someone doesn’t automatically mean you’ve met your soulmate, but it’s a feeling that doesn’t come along with many others, so at the very least you’re on the right track.

If you’ve been through a bad breakup before (my hand is raised) it feels more than devastating. As if something in your body actually broke. In many ways, it’s not too different from someone addicted to cocaine going cold turkey. Your body no longer releases the chemicals it’s become accustomed to receiving.

There’s more truth to that than you might believe. The University of Pavia conducted a study monitoring brain chemical makeup in the brains of couples, both at the beginning of a relationship and further along in the established relationship. In the study, the researchers found that early on, the brains of couples experience a release of chemicals that causes euphoria. However, over the first year, this chemical eventually fades.

There is an art to arguing. Not by trying to get your way, but by understanding how to remain connected with your partner and to not let it boil over. Couples with differences are better equipped to handle this. It’s the princess and the pea situation, only with a relationship. Everything was perfect for the princess, except that one pea under her mattress kept her awake all night. With a mirror image, perfect relationship, everything might seem just right, but that one difference can derail the entire thing.

This is when many relationships run into problems. It’s also when the committed relationship begins. The romantic, chemically induced relationship is not coming back, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a committed love present.