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Tuesday, February 16, 2010 - 4:32 PM

When we fall in love, the brain releases a chemical called phenylethylamine (PEA) which causes our palms to sweat, our hearts to race, and “butterflies” in our stomachs. It’s possible to trigger someone else’s brain to release PEA by looking at them a lot during a conversation, which in turn makes that person more likely to fall in love with you.

Stooooolen from belina delfin. www.belinadelfin.tumblr.com
interestin facts gotta keep educated ! i just had to share this with whoevers reading this ? :)

i keep playing the same song over and over again not only because it wont let me switch the song, but because it brings back memories, tons.
like how i've changed in the span of four years..
huge differencce..
different friends.. different music.. different slang.. fashion (obviously..)
but not much of a different perspective..
im kind of back in the same prespective on life , as i had 5 years ago..
but i comunicate differently?
if only i had a time machine. .
my heart kind of aches when i see all those cutesyyy pictures of all theese couples, kind of makes me wonder whats wrong with me?
or how i had that , a long time ago, and it just never came back.
ever.
and to think i miss it..
not who it was shared with, but the context of those four months.
it kind of actually gives your heart a headache, hense-- heartache