That might seem like a clickbait title, but it’s actually a serious question. Although limerence is not a disease to be cured, it can certainly have a negative impact on life. I often get asked …
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Even worse than unrequited love
https://youtu.be/kPYHsFbLLKs Unrequited love is awful. Desperately longing for someone who doesn’t feel the same way is a hopeless, demoralising state. But there’s something even …
Coffeehouse: frontal lobes and love
Another visit to the LwL coffeehouse - the open thread where any topic of conversation is fair game. Even Gossip To kick off the discussion this month, here's a new post I wrote on Psychology …
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Partner’s community
For those you've been following the blog for some time, you might remember a project I started over a year and a half ago to try and help people whose long-term relationships had been harmed by their …
Seven signs of toxic limerence
This week's YouTube video is all about how to tell when you've been limerent for too long: https://youtu.be/BnTOkHFTQRs?si=eqhp_LIcujSPBf8V Half the population of the world experience early …
What type of limerent are you?
I’ve previously written about the fact that limerence has both universal and personal aspects. The operation of the reward system in the brain follows predictable rules. When a reward is …