Why Feelings Cool Down over time and How to prolong Love

Strong feelings are indeed fleeting, but neuroscience offers several ways to revive them. Where do intense feelings come from? The most important role in the generation of passion and intense romantic feelings is given to dopamine, writes Semir Zeki, professor of neuroscience at University College London. By acting on certain receptors in the brain, this…
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Lady of the Week: Anna

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Anna from Poltava, Ukraine: "I dream of a special man. Not the best one for everybody but the best for me. I want him to be smart, intelligent and talented. I want him to support me in my creativity and it would be nice that he is also a creative person . Maybe a musician. A man who is attentive, serious, versatile and able to make me happy as I can make him happy too. My friends say I’m a very easy-going person, very social, active and optimistic. I can be different in some situations. Sometimes I’m shy, sometimes I’m too active. Also I have philosophical thoughts and want to dream a bit. My favorite season is winter. But I want to feel warmth and care of my close people. I like good food and beautiful flowers such as roses and gladioluses. I always find positive moment in some sad situation. And try to stay optimistic in life."

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Everyone wants to have a “healthy relationship.” What does it mean?

And why does a stable and calm relationship seem boring to someone? Popular psychology does its job, so many people strive to build healthy relationships: no violence, no control, no manipulation. But what exactly lies behind the definition of "healthy"? We figure out whether it is possible to “cure” relationships and where the line lies…
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