It must be love on the brain
I saw you from across the room, and I knew immediately.
My pulse began to race
I started to sweat
I could barely breathe.
From the first moment that I laid eyes on you
I was convinced.
We laughed and smiled and held hands
We talked for hours
Within one-fifth of a second, your physical appearance
Your body language
Your intellect
Your smile
caused an excessive release of dopamine
creating feelings of excitement and happiness
We made eye contact for 8.2 seconds
I was locked
then your voice triggered my brain mechanism for generating long-term attachment
I was then attached
For the next several days, my neurotransmitters sent obsessive message after message, accompanying thoughts of you with feelings of euphoria.
Once vasopressin and oxytocin reached my receptors
I knew I could never be without you.
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