Human Love, Relationships & Psychology
Focuses on the science, psychology, and evolution of human romantic love, intimacy, and social connections, including dating trends and relationship dynamics.
Viral Moments
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A memory that never happened.
My husband was much uglier!
Too many choices? Hello, slow love!
The dread of modern choice
Fear of divorce: The shocking truth
Gen Z's surprising connection
Are we rejecting humanity?
Friction builds intimacy.
Our brains feel real emotions.
Love's primal brain systems
Women changed marriage forever
New dating tactics decoded
Science changed my love!
Be good at love!
Not dating sites, but...
Myths sabotage your love life?
Key Quotes
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“What I found instead was far more interesting: an entire body of research that could help me think through the myths I'd absorbed about love.”
“Any understanding of human relationships must take into account one of the most powerful determinants of human behavior: the unquenchable, adaptable, and primordial human drive to love.”
Chapters
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Articles
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Romantic love often feels like an innate force, yet many struggle with its complexities. Mandy Len Catron, a writer and academic, argues that by understanding and challenging pervasive myths, we can fundamentally transform our approach to love and connection.
In an era dominated by dating apps and digital connections, renowned anthropologist Dr. Helen Fisher argues that the fundamental human drive to love remains as ancient and unyielding as ever. While technology reshapes the 'how' of courtship, it barely touches the 'why' or the 'who' we choose.
Sessions
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