The Impact of Diet on Attraction

Did you know that eating more fruits and vegetables can increase your chances in the dating world? According to a 2017 study, participants were less attracted to odors of those who ate refined carbs and more attracted to those with a diet rich in fruits and vegetables.

The study found that greater fruit and vegetable intake was associated with more pleasant smelling sweat, which can influence attraction.

The Propinquity Effect

Simply being near someone repeatedly over an extended period of time may build your attraction to them. This phenomenon, known as the propinquity effect, can lead to the formation of strong relationships.

Misattribution of Emotions

Exciting adrenaline-inducing experiences, such as watching a horror movie, can lead to the misattribution of emotions. This can make individuals more attracted to the person they are with, mistaking their arousal for feelings of attraction.

The Influence of Nervousness

A 2020 study found that people often experience nervousness around someone they find highly attractive. These nervous responses can actually benefit in finding someone that reciprocates those feelings of attraction.