What Your Brain Gets Wrong About Desire (Backed Up By

What Your Brain Gets Wrong About Desire (Backed Up By



What if your brain’s idea of desire isn’t really about love or lust—but survival? Here’s how your brain can misread signals and make you want things for the wrong reasons.

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38 thoughts on “What Your Brain Gets Wrong About Desire (Backed Up By

  1. Yo. 1.5 speed. 😮 Whaaa happen? Brain 😅 knows how to make you feel things, but what if you are already immune, feeling no attraction to 'That' individual. What happens then, would it just be a friendship that you seek or a close nit relationship just with 'That' person?

  2. Very accurate. Also really like this art style and animations here 🙂
    I usually move back 5 steps inside and rethink what I actually like about someone around me.
    Maybe this ruins chances for me but when it comes to other humans, safety is worth much much more than getting close to someone else.

  3. Damn i dont think i have desire in that way. For me, the "honeymoon phase" doesn't exist and it's just an anxiety filled time where i wait out their novelty chemicals and see if they want the actual relationship or not.

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