Most Couples Stop Being In Love After 6 Months Study Says Best Life
RELATED: You’re 75 Percent More Likely to Divorce If You Have This, Data Shows. While we like to think of love as a matter of the heart, it’s largely a matter of the brain. Falling in love may feel simple or intuitive, but those warm, fuzzy feelings are the product of more complex mechanisms: for instance, neurochemical and hormonal responses to social factors, genetic cues, and more. According to Harvard researcher Katherine Wu, PhD, our hormones and brain chemistry are very much altered during the early bonding stages of a relationship, which can be roughly broken down into three categories—lust, attraction, and attachment....