The Science of Lasting Love

Love rewires your brain in the same way addiction does. When you fall for someone,

your brain floods with dopamine, creating that euphoric high. But here's the twist.

That initial rush fades, and your brain adapts, needing more to feel the same intensity.

This is why long term relationships shift from passion to something deeper. Your brain literally

changes its chemical response. The love that lasts isn't about chasing that first spark.

It's about building new neural pathways through shared experiences, trust, and commitment.

Real love is your brain choosing to evolve with someone, not just react to them.

That's the difference between infatuation and connection.