Sep 29, 2026 · 40 min · 12 segments
This episode is SO informative! I always learn so much when I visit with Dr. Ty Mansfield. In this episode, Ty and I discuss the laws of attraction, how attraction impacts romantic relationships, and…
And I think certainly the dopamine and the oxytocin and the norepinephrine, all those things can make that kind of a more exciting venture.
I also think, you know, because certainly people, as they get into really deep conflicts in their relationship or if there's betrayal or violations of trust, you know, they can become less attractive to you regardless of how attracted you were initially.
As you are nurturing safety and trust and you feel seen and you feel known and people can become that much more beautiful, right? When we kind of see them in their fullness and in their maturity and all of that, and I think that can, you know, it becomes a sort of symbiotic relationship.
They each still kind of operate on their own terms, but they can certainly come together in a way that's really
And I think certainly the dopamine and the oxytocin and the norepinephrine, all those things can make that kind of a more exciting venture.
I also think, you know, because certainly people, as they get into really deep conflicts in their relationship or if there's betrayal or violations of trust, you know, they can become less attractive to you regardless of how attracted you were initially.
As you are nurturing safety and trust and you feel seen and you feel known and people can become that much more beautiful, right? When we kind of see them in their fullness and in their maturity and all of that, and I think that can, you know, it becomes a sort of symbiotic relationship.
They each still kind of operate on their own terms, but they can certainly come together in a way that's really
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