Ever experienced a sudden, strong emotional response and you feel like your stomach is fluttering or turning over, and you're just not sure why? So, here's this thing called 'crush meter' — it serves as a way to gauge your emotions. Alright, to dive into this interesting stuff, we're going to look at five different things that can help make sense of Intense, but often short-lived attraction to someonees.

Number one: Love At First Sight.

Number two: Chemistry.

Number three: Attraction.

Number four: Infatuation.

Number five: Crush.

Number one: Love At First Sight.

This refers to a situation in which you see someone and then you are completely focused on them. A research suggests that approximately most people have felt that sudden, affectionate sensation.

Okay, so it's a charming idea, but remember, that immediate sensation can fade. It might mean you're deeply in love, but it doesn't mean it'll endure.

Number two: Chemistry.

Chemistry is that special feeling you get when you're with someone who excites you. People usually call it a 'connection' or just a 'compatibility'.

Dr. Fisher, who's into this brain stuff, says chemistry is all about those neurotransmitters, like pleasure hormone and well-being hormone, when you're into someone. It's a big deal because it makes you feel all excited and intrigued.

Number three: Attraction.

Attraction is when you're into someone because they look good, they're charming, or you like the common interests. According to some smart people, it's usually about how they look first, then about them being charming and sort of like you. It's like the beginning of a liking — it gets things moving forward.

Number four: Infatuation.

Infatuation is when you're deeply interested in someone, like really, really into them, for maybe not that long. You're just completely focused on that person, like nothing else matters.

It can be a crush sign, but it's different from a genuine and profound relationship. Dr. Fisher says it's a phase of love that can be brief or extended, depending on the people.

Number five: Crush.

A crush is when you're into someone, but it's mostly unrequited. You want to be intimate, discuss things, and maybe even dream of eternal companionship.

It's exciting and appealing, but it's also short-lived. A study indicated that many individuals, like 76%, have had crushes on people they never had a conversation with, indicating how common crushes are.

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