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Dr Fisher has subdivided "love" into three stages with each having a distinct set of critical neurotransmitters/hormones.
Lust, which is relatively self-explanatory and driven by testosterone and oestrogen. Romantic love which is characterized by a degree of euphoria, obsession thinking and focused attention, and is driven by monoamines. And attachment, maintained and driven by oxytocin and vasopressin.
So is love simply chemicals in the brain, or do you think there's more to it?
How much do you agree with the notion that love is akin to a mental disorder?
Do you think you've ever been or are you currently "in love" and how aptly do Fisher's stages describe what you felt/feel?
Lust, which is relatively self-explanatory and driven by testosterone and oestrogen. Romantic love which is characterized by a degree of euphoria, obsession thinking and focused attention, and is driven by monoamines. And attachment, maintained and driven by oxytocin and vasopressin.
So is love simply chemicals in the brain, or do you think there's more to it?
How much do you agree with the notion that love is akin to a mental disorder?
Do you think you've ever been or are you currently "in love" and how aptly do Fisher's stages describe what you felt/feel?