| # |
Reason |
Name |
| 1 |
How can it not be? If it has anything to do with brain synapses firing or misfiring, that's chemicals! |
Dave |
| 2 |
The “laws of attraction” say that when you fall in love with someone, your brain "reacts" in just the same way as when you eat chocolate. |
Menos |
| 3 |
Because there is the exchange of fluids, you "combine" and create something new! |
Juan C. |
| 4 |
Because every single emotion is a chemical reaction. |
Gary |
| 5 |
Because of the emotions you feel inside; because you are a chemical! |
Miha |
| 6 |
I want to say no, but I’m a psychology major and I’ve seen evidence pointing towards yes. |
Ashley H. |
| 7 |
Chemicals and things are shooting off in your body and your head when you like someone. |
Laura S. |
| 8 |
It’s a reaction, your heart races, adrenaline increases, eyes dilate, everything changes. |
Rasheed |
| 9 |
I just heard on the news that when two people are in love the body produces some kind of chemicals, but after two years the chemicals subside. |
Jeff |
| 10 |
Because you have a bond going on. |
Hanna |
| 11 |
Something in your body tells you and it sends a message. |
Elik |
| 12 |
It’s definitely something that’s going on from the inside; you feel it in your heart, it’s not just something in your head. |
Dan |
| 13 |
All of our body works via chemicals. |
Renee |
| 14 |
You feel it over your whole body; your body is sexually attracted to them, your mind is mentally attracted to them, and your heart is attracted to them. |
Ella |
| 15 |
Because why can’t a man stay in love with the same woman; he needs different stuff all the time. |
Trin |
| 16 |
It should be? |
Gabe |
| 17 |
Everything we feel is an axon-synapse interaction. |
Juan |
| 18 |
Because all sorts of things happen in your body, that are impulsed electrically by nerves, and that’s chemicals! |
Art |
| 19 |
I believe it’s a scientifically proven fact. |
Gina |
| 20 |
Because, if I had to bet, I’m sure somebody can prove it somehow. |
Tom |
| 21 |
It’s hormonal; you know how certain birds go to certain spots during mating season, there instincts tell them to go. |
Ryan D. |
| 22 |
Because there are chemicals in your brain; first you receive something: visual, scent, auditory, etc. and it triggers a reaction, it’s all connected. |
Eddy |
| 23 |
It has to be; because thoughts in and of themselves are chemical reactions in your brain. |
Dave C. |
| 24 |
When you love someone, your feelings and your brain are interacting; when you love someone, I don’t think you have a choice. |
Calvin |
| 25 |
I’m drawn; but in the big picture, I lean towards yes; there’s lots of biology involved when two people are drawn to each other, feelings, and the whole concept of an energy field between to people. |
Nicole |
| 26 |
It’s a bond that’s formed between two people. |
Tiffany |
| 27 |
It has to be, because if it doesn’t start right away it’s going to take a really long time. |
Francisco |
| 28 |
Because it’s adrenaline, it’s just something that kicks in, you can’t help it. |
Bart |
| 29 |
Because all your emotions, thoughts, and everything are controlled by the different kinds of chemicals in your body and your mind. |
Tara K. |
| 30 |
When you have a love for something or someone there’s chemicals, pheromones, activity in the brain. |
Ryan M. |
| 31 |
There’s hormones. |
Orna |
| 32 |
Because they talk about chemistry; if two people do not have chemistry love cannot happen. |
George |
| 33 |
It takes place in the brain; e.g. when two people are together, serotonin levels rise. |
J.P. |
| 34 |
I can’t think of a reason, it just is. |
Sal |
| 35 |
I don’t know why; I just don’t want to say no? |
Tara M. |
| 36 |
The feeling you get, it feels like a chemical reaction. |
Emily |
| 37 |
I don’t know why? |
Dave M. |
| 38 |
I don’t know why? |
Katherine |
