Should You Wait When You Date?…TIME TO GET REAL!

Hello Angels!!!!! Today’s episode is a HIGHLY informative and juicy one because we are talking about Relationship science!!! I talk about why you should wait when dating and entering into relationships. Have ever wondered why you feel so attached to that guy? Why you cant leave that relationship??? Why that guy may have lost interest? Here are some key takeaways from the episode.

~ Oxytocin is often referred to as the “love hormone” or “bonding hormone.” It is released during physical touch, emotional connections, and sexual activity. Oxytocin is responsible for promoting attachment, social bonding, and nurturing behaviors. It plays a vital role in forming emotional connections between partners.
~ Vasopressin is a hormone closely associated with monogamous behavior and pair bonding. Research suggests that vasopressin plays a role in promoting long-term commitment and territorial behaviors. In male mammals, including humans, vasopressin influences protective and nurturing behaviors towards partners and offspring.
~ Oxytocin and vasopressin often work together to strengthen social and emotional bonds. Oxytocin’s effects are amplified when partnered with vasopressin, leading to increased feelings of attachment, empathy, and trust between individuals.

Understanding the role of oxytocin and vasopressin in human bonding highlights the biochemical foundation that supports strong connections. By waiting, individuals give these hormones the opportunity to work their magic, deepening their understanding of each other and enhancing the potential for a meaningful, long-term relationship.

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