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Attraction is a natural instinct from "summary" of The Science of Love and Attraction by M. Oktar Guloglu
Attraction, a fundamental component of human relationships, is often regarded as a natural instinct deeply rooted in our biology and psychology. From an evolutionary perspective, attraction plays a crucial role in the survival of our species by facilitating mate selection and reproduction. This instinctual drive towards attraction can be traced back to our ancestors, who relied on it to ensure the continuation of their genetic lineage. The concept of attraction as a natural instinct is supported by scientific research that highlights the role of hormones, neurotransmitters, and genetics in mediating our feelings of attraction towards others. For instance, the release of dopamine and oxytocin in the brain during moments of attraction can create intense feelings of pleasure and bonding, reinforcing our desire to be with a...
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