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Lust, Love, & Attachment Mind Relationships

Lust, Love, & Attachment

by Lindsay Kenna

If you’re looking for the ‘science’ behind relationships and emotions, the first person you should google is Helen Fisher. She’s done amazing research into the biology of love and attraction. After extensive studies, Fisher believes humans evolved three core brain systems for mating and reproduction: lust, romantic attraction, and attachment. Depending on the person, love may

  • Polyamorous Relationships Education Relationships

    Polyamorous Relationships

    by Dr. Elisabeth “Eli” Sheff

    The idea that you can be romantically, sexually and/or emotionally involved with more than one person at the same time is a radical concept in a society that, generally speaking, practices monogamy almost exclusively. That radical notion, however, is the basis of polyamory – a way of being intimate and connected without being exclusive. Polyamory

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