Life, love, and limerence
One of the challenges in writing about limerence from a neuroscience perspective is that there is very little original research on limerence, specifically. It’s not a term or concept that has caught …
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Helen Fisher, one of the most influential writers and researchers in the field of love, died at the end of August. It’s taken me a while to hear the news. There are some good obituaries that focus …
Hi Folks. Now I'm out as myself, I'm starting to do some in-person events. The first one is in London on October 17th: If you've ever fancied spending an evening discussing love, and can …
From time to time I'm contacted by researchers who are taking an interest in limerence and embarking on new research to investigate the phenomenon. This is a welcome development, as it fills gaps …
Today's post is a bit out of the ordinary. My wife offered to write a guest post following my "deanonymising" moment, and here it is. (She's allowed me to add some pictures) Hi everyone! …
Quick heads up that I had a great conversation with Amanda McCracken, host of the the Longing Lab podcast, last week. We talked all things limerence and a bit about the origin of the blog and why I …
