Why does love feel like a roller coaster?

The science behind the eternal rise and fall of romantic feelings. Love is motivating because it triggers dopamine, serotonin, and oxytocin in our bodies. But these happy chemicals come in spurts, turning off after they turn on. When your levels of the happy chemicals dip, you might interpret it as a loss of love.



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Important: The Emotional Rollercoaster Women love the ups and downs of a budding romance. It excites them. It appeals to their feminine nature. They'd much prefer an emotional rollercoaster over a predictable courtship (at least in the early stages).

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