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Neuroscientist: We attract people based on our psychological wounds 🤯

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The video taps into a relatable and often unspoken aspect of human relationships, using a scientific perspective to explain a common phenomenon, which sparks curiosity and encourages engagement.

Summary

A neuroscientist explains that people are attracted to others based on similar psychological wounds. As individuals heal and grow, they may naturally drift apart from those who haven't undergone similar personal development.

Structure

1Introduction of the concept of attracting people based on psychological wounds.
2Explanation of how similar wounds create attraction.
3Discussion of how personal evolution can lead to relationship changes.
4Confirmation and reflection on the concept.

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Neuroscientist: We attract people based on our psychological wounds 🤯 You meet people on the same level wound as you. Ooh. leave people if you evolve out of that been able to. Wow. goes back to one of one of the you talk about, which is like, of smell of smell to someone's or anxiety like, you'll nervous system or I guess similar like, I don't know, Yeah. It that right? not smell, sensing, not through smell, the stress hormone. Yeah. Interesting. But that's short term, right? child and shadow stuff is longer term. Yeah. we attract people based psychological 100%. Wow. And as we start to heal and grow, the other person's not healing and growing, pull away. Mhm. Wow.

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We ATTRACT people based on our psychological wounds!? 🤯 Neuroscientist @Tara Swart Bieber MD PhD explains… Have you experienced this? ❤️‍🩹 #relationships #neuroscience #lawofattraction #manifestation #dating