Nope. And yeah, particularly when I was younger. You know, they tell you that you're supposed to want to sleep with people you're attracted to and I some(often)times don't/didn't really want to do that.
I’m with Sean on this. If you’re thinking about whether you’re attracted to someone or not: stop; you are already attracted. Does there have to be a reason for the attraction? No. Do you have to find a reason for the attraction? No! Should you back off because they’re not your ‘type’? NO. Sorting people into my type, not my type columns has got to be the stupidest exercise ever. (And people wonder why they’re still single…) Stop thinking. Start doing.
Yes I have. Sometimes my emotions judge differently than my brain. And then there is the physical attraction and sexual attraction too. The four do not always go into the same direction. And then the combo might also change over time. At least for me it's sometimes an explosive mixture of attraction and rejection. Plus insecurity about my own wishes. I think that is a more common experience. People claiming it is all easy sound a bit suspicious to me.
Hello students, looks like it's time for another visit to the Love Academy, where there are no summer breaks because the heat lasts all year, baby 😈🔥 ... The line of attraction is indeed clear when it comes to a straight up yes or no - in fact, my controversial Love Thesis when I was just a student was that if you're confused, then you are attracted - maybe you're confused about why because you normally go for bikers or whatever, but maybe sorta attracted is still attracted - now what can vary is levels of attraction, but you'll have to attend Love Grad School if you want that information
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