It’s worth noting that at this stage, the desire to reproduce is very general, and not very specific.
We may not want a specific mate, we just know that we want a mate.
Attraction: The Bridge Between Lust and Love
Attraction is the second phase of the mating process.
It is during this phase that we hone in on a specific partner, singling them out of a larger pool of potential mates, and begin to develop a more solid relationship.
The attraction phase is characterized by different set of hormones.
In this phase, dopamine and norepinephrine, our body’s feel good chemicals, run the show.
These make us feel happy and euphoric.
These chemicals are released in high levels when we spend time with, touch, talk to, and of course, have sex with those we are attracted to.
And Finally, Attachment
Chemically speaking, this is the final stage of human relationships.
This is the brain state where the fleeting feelings of lust and attraction can turn into something more meaningful and lasting.
This is the emotional state that successful marriages find themselves in.
According to Fisher, the final stage is “characterized by the maintenance of close social contact in mammals, accompanied in humans by feelings of calm, comfort, and emotional union with a mate.”
It is during this phase that we transition from what might be called puppy-love, or a crush, into a more solid long-term love.
But what we can do is broaden our appeal and maximize our chances of being noticed.
After all, that’s the very first step in building sexual chemistry, being noticed.
There is another major aspect of sexual chemistry that you can have a great deal of control over:
How to Achieve Sexual Compatibility with Attractive Women
Psychology Today defines sexual compatibility as “the extent to which a couple perceives they share sexual beliefs, preferences, desires, and needs with their partner.”
It also encompasses “the extent to which similarities exist between actual turn-ons and turn-offs for each partner emotionally, cognitively, and behaviorally.”
This is a great way for you to jump-start a relationship, and make sure you kick things off with a good level of compatibility.
Seek out someone who has the same sexual preferences as you.
This can mean you share kinks, favorite sex acts, styles of sex, etc.
As with general interpersonal chemistry, sexual compatibility relies on having things in common.
One interesting bit of information from the Psychology Today article is that REAL sexual compatibility is less important than PERCEIVED sexual compatibility.
In other words, it’s more subjective than the idea of “types” or “natural compatibility” would lead you to believe.
It’s In the Eye of the Beholder…
This means that as long as you and your partner THINK you’re on the same page, you’re more likely to experience a higher level of sexual satisfaction.
You can keep this in mind when discussing sexual preferences with a new partner.
“People who try to claim magical matchmaking, or that they’re going to somehow chemically manipulate an aphrodisiac or something — well good luck! Because we can’t figure it out.”
There is no secret to sexual chemistry.
The body and mind both want what they want. And that’s very good news.
That means that we all have plenty of control over how we go about attracting a partner, and there are next to no limits on who might find us to be stimulating.
How to “Skip the Line” and Go Straight to Level 3…
Let’s be honest: while this is excellent information…
This “Fast Track” works on subtle scientific principles to ramp up her desire for you really quickly by working on a very specific part of her brain…
And it discards any “logical” excuses she might have (like “I just met this guy!” or “What would my friends think if I sleep with him on night one?!?”)…
Allowing her emotions (that really want to bang you) take over…
The result? You’re in her bed in record time…
And she’s actually happy she gave into her desire… slept with you… and will readily come back for round two…
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