In my experience as a professional matchmaker, the principle of falling in love is very simple if on your first interaction (with a date, for example) you both have a positive experience, you are more likely to develop deeper feelings the more you meet them. Oxytocin also creates that attachment drive meaning that when your partner isn’t around, you won’t be producing as much oxytocin – you want more, so you want to see them. After sex, women release much more oxytocin than men, which further helps build and develop trust with their significant other. Oxytocin is well-known for breaking down emotional barriers and helping make people feel comfortable with their new partner.Īdditionally, women who are sleeping with their partners can expect their feelings to be revealed faster, as orgasms releasing bonding hormones – more so in women. You may think that the introduction of a stress hormone isn’t positive, especially when associated with love, however, this hormone essentially makes women become more focused on the person she’s dating.Įver get that feeling where you feel nervous and excited when waiting for a text message from a new partner? That’s a combination of norepinephrine and phenylethylamine. When women fall in love, their bodies produce norepinephrine (a stress hormone) and phenylethylamine (the love chemical).
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