As Valentine's Day approaches, join us for a group discussion on the nature of romantic and sexual relationships. Together we will explore the fascinating science, evolutionary history, and psychology behind how and why we connect with others, examining both timeless patterns and current trends in love and attraction.

Discussion Points:

* How has natural selection shaped human mating strategies and preferences?
* The role of attachment, protection, and resource sharing in long-term bonding.
* What drives attraction? Exploring factors like personality, shared interests, and physical appeal.
* How do attachment styles and early experiences shape our approach to relationships?
* The impact of technology, dating apps, and social media on relationships.
* Are we witnessing a shift in relationship dynamics and expectations?
* How do cultural norms and societal pressures shape romantic ideals?
* Examining the difference between romantic love, companionship, and intimacy across cultures.
* The science behind attraction, from pheromones to hormonal influences.
* Differences between romantic and sexual attraction, and what they mean for modern relationships.

Whether you’re fascinated by psychology, evolutionary science, or just curious about the nature of relationships in today’s world, this discussion is open to everyone! Come share your thoughts, hear different perspectives, and explore what the future holds for love and connection.

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