Have you noticed that a cheating wife can completely become ‘irrational’, irritated by her husband and may do unreasonable things? Have you ever wondered why? The culprit is hidden in the phenomenon called Pair Bonding. You will learn one of the biggest secrets of feminine psychology in this series.
What Is Pair Bonding?
Pair bonding is a fascinating phenomenon observed in many species, including humans. It has serious implications for the happiness and well-being of family members.
Pair Bonding in Relationships
Pair bonding in relationships is the strong emotional connection and attachment that develops between two people. It is a term commonly used to describe romantic relationships in which partners form a strong bond based on trust, intimacy, and mutual support. Pair bonding is critical for the stability and longevity of relationships because it fosters feelings of security, commitment, and companionship among partners.
In biology, pair bonding refers to the strong bond that forms between mating pairs. And, of course, we all know that mating frequently results in the birth of offspring, which can lead to a lifelong bond.
Types of Pair Bonds
– Short-term pair bond: A temporary mating or association.
– Long-term pair bond: A bond that lasts for a significant portion of the pair’s lifetime.
– Lifelong pair bond: mated for life.
– A social pair bond refers to attachments formed for territorial or social reasons.
– Clandestine pair bond: Prompt extra-pair copulation.
Humans and Pair Bonding:
– Humans can experience all the aforementioned varieties. These bonds can be temporary or lifelong.
– Pair bonding in humans is a behavioural and physiological connection formed between two mated individuals. However, there are occasions when pairs bond without mating.
– Humans can engage in social pair bonding, in which two people form a close relationship that does not always include sexual intimacy. In fact, sexual innuendo can harm this type of relationship.
– Pair bonding is associated with neurotransmitters such as oxytocin, vasopressin, and dopamine, which help to form pair bonds. 🌿🦜🤝.
How Women May Be Affected By Pair Bonding
There are a few key differences in how pair bonding can affect men and women.
Oxytocin response – Women tend to release more oxytocin than men during intimacy and affectionate contact.
Oxytocin promotes bonding and attachment, so women may form emotional bonds faster through pair bonding.
Cuddle & Intimate Talks: Pair bonding activities like cuddling and intimate conversation can boost women’s sexual desire more than men’s.
Security: Pair bonding helps women feel more secure to work through conflict, while men may feel more restricted.
Social support – Women tend to rely more on their romantic partner for emotional support and companionship than men do.
A lack of pair bonding can make women feel more socially isolated than men. It can also make women reminisce about past relationships that fulfilled this role. And where the husband is poor in bed, her mind is hung on the one or several other options that she forsook to marry ‘this boring hag’.
Effects of Multiple Pair Bonding on Women (watch for this part next week Wednesday).
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