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AN EXPLORATION OF HOW FANTASIES AFFECT OUR BRAIN CHEMISTRY, MENTAL HEALTH, AND INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS

Fantasizing is an important aspect of human behavior that involves creating mental images and scenarios involving sensory experiences and emotions to fulfill desires. It has been observed that...

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HOW DOPAMINE PLAYS A ROLE IN SEXUAL BEHAVIOR AND RELATIONSHIP SATISFACTION

Many people believe that they have a basic understanding of how their brains work when it comes to matters of love and desire.
The truth is that there are many things about these processes that...

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THE SCIENCE BEHIND SEXUAL DESIRE: UNDERSTANDING NEUROCHEMISTRY AND MANAGING DIFFERENCES IN LIBIDO

Neurochemistry is the study of chemical reactions that occur within the nervous system. It deals with how neurons communicate with each other through electrical and chemical signals. Research has...

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SEXUALITY AND INTIMACY: HOW OXYTOCIN CREATES EMOTIONAL CONNECTIONS BETWEEN PARTNERS

Oxytocin is a neurohormone that plays an important role in social bonding and attachment between individuals. It is often referred to as the "cuddle" or "bonding" hormone because it is released...

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UNDERSTANDING AFTERGLOW: EXPLORING THE PHYSIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF SEXUAL INTENSITY ON POSTCOITAL SATISFACTION

What is 'Afterglow'?
"Afterglow" refers to a heightened state of physical and emotional well-being experienced after an intense bout of physical activity, often sexual intercourse. It has been...

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