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Vixenrogh Mahinay

Wed 01/04/23 05:42 AM

Each of us has our own idea of what chemistry in a relationship means. To some, it could be effortlessly bantering back and forth. To others, it could be the ability to know exactly what the other person is thinking and feeling. Chemistry can be instant, or it can grow over a period. It solely depends on the bond you share with your partner.
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Duttoneer

Thu 01/05/23 12:59 AM


When you feel you want to see them again after a first date.
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SparklingCrystal 💖💎

Thu 01/05/23 03:58 AM


Each of us has our own idea of what chemistry in a relationship means. To some, it could be effortlessly bantering back and forth. To others, it could be the ability to know exactly what the other person is thinking and feeling. Chemistry can be instant, or it can grow over a period. It solely depends on the bond you share with your partner.

That's connection, not chemistry. You can have a brother-sister type of relationship with someone where you have this while there is no chemistry.

Chemistry is what Duttoneer implies: this strong desire to be with someone, to see someone (again), to be around them, to spend time with them. An invisible pull, like magic. Generating strong feelings in each other, feeling mesmerised by them.
Usually with a sexual vibe.
It can be only sexual, then there's no real connection and no desire to commit, just chemistry.

In a promising relationship there is all this: admiration, chemistry, connection, commitment, compatibility.
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Dramatic Muffin

Thu 01/05/23 05:17 AM



That's connection, not chemistry. You can have a brother-sister type of relationship with someone where you have this while there is no chemistry.

Chemistry is what Duttoneer implies: this strong desire to be with someone, to see someone (again), to be around them, to spend time with them. An invisible pull, like magic. Generating strong feelings in each other, feeling mesmerised by them.
Usually with a sexual vibe.
It can be only sexual, then there's no real connection and no desire to commit, just chemistry.

In a promising relationship there is all this: admiration, chemistry, connection, commitment, compatibility.


I think Crystal put it very well. This is how I view chemistry as well.
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Unknow

Wed 01/11/23 02:02 AM




That's connection, not chemistry. You can have a brother-sister type of relationship with someone where you have this while there is no chemistry.

Chemistry is what Duttoneer implies: this strong desire to be with someone, to see someone (again), to be around them, to spend time with them. An invisible pull, like magic. Generating strong feelings in each other, feeling mesmerised by them.
Usually with a sexual vibe.
It can be only sexual, then there's no real connection and no desire to commit, just chemistry.

In a promising relationship there is all this: admiration, chemistry, connection, commitment, compatibility.




I think Crystal put it very well. This is how I view chemistry as well.



I concur.
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Ꮢ Ꭷ Ᏸ ɨ Ꮑ

Wed 01/11/23 02:28 AM

Each of us has our own idea of what chemistry in a relationship means. To some, it could be effortlessly bantering back and forth. To others, it could be the ability to know exactly what the other person is thinking and feeling. Chemistry can be instant, or it can grow over a period. It solely depends on the bond you share with your partner.

Chemistry book is available in stationary shop or Library.. :wink:

The bond only works if both are bonding in each other's different physic, geometry, biology an most important... Economy or Eco-Friendly
Nature - Behaviour :slight_smile:
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Marla

Thu 01/12/23 01:21 PM

My own experience has been that chemistry is usually fleeting without compatibility. Just like in real chemistry, chemicals need a stabilizer to prevent degradation. (Joke)
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Ꮢ Ꭷ Ᏸ ɨ Ꮑ

Thu 01/12/23 09:24 PM

My own experience has been that chemistry is usually fleeting without compatibility. Just like in real chemistry, chemicals need a stabilizer to prevent degradation. (Joke)

Chemicals can be dangerous to even if it is been used in a mm process of mixture... another joke:wink:

Good Luck
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Marla

Fri 01/20/23 12:08 PM

Good one.
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bobtail76

Sat 01/21/23 05:22 AM



Each of us has our own idea of what chemistry in a relationship means. To some, it could be effortlessly bantering back and forth. To others, it could be the ability to know exactly what the other person is thinking and feeling. Chemistry can be instant, or it can grow over a period. It solely depends on the bond you share with your partner.

That's connection, not chemistry. You can have a brother-sister type of relationship with someone where you have this while there is no chemistry.

Chemistry is what Duttoneer implies: this strong desire to be with someone, to see someone (again), to be around them, to spend time with them. An invisible pull, like magic. Generating strong feelings in each other, feeling mesmerised by them.
Usually with a sexual vibe.
It can be only sexual, then there's no real connection and no desire to commit, just chemistry.

In a promising relationship there is all this: admiration, chemistry, connection, commitment, compatibility.


Quick question....since you suggest that it has a sexual vibe, which I agree with - if women are primarily the gatekeepers of sex, would that suggest that women hold that ability for "chemistry" to react or not?