u/Andromede The symptoms are very physical like feeling your heart beating, feeling your limbs and body heat up around them, feeling light in your head, feeling like you want to drink in them and the moments with them, into your eyes and senses.
Of course you can't truly know what it feels like through words though. Some people just pull you in, and some just don't do anything for you and you don't desire to be all over them. That's a metaphor for sexual/romantic chemistry. It even gets involuntarily pulled toward the surface it's attracted to. When a magnet is next to just the right metal, it holds on even if you let go. If you try to stick it onto the surface, it doesn't hold on. When you hold a magnet up to most materials, it does nothing. Below, how 12 women describe their experiences. Like with many things in a relationship, there is no one specific way to feel that spark of chemistry with someone. You may have felt a different kind of spark with someone, and that is just as special.
It can also take time to develop! Just because you don't feel a spark right away, doesn't mean you won't eventually. That spark can show itself in multiple different ways, varying per person and per relationship. Here, 12 women explain in adorable detail what that spark feels like, and it's so sweet.īut before we get to the goods, it's important to stress that just because you haven't felt the same spark these women are explaining, doesn't mean you haven't connected with someone on the same level. Thankfully, women take to Reddit to talk about these sparks all the time, and their explanations about what chemistry feels like hit the nail right on the head. It's amazing, but if you've never felt those initial butterflies, figuring out what the spark of chemistry really feels like isn't always easy. The longer you talk and the more you get to know each other, that spark can make you feel like all you want to do is talk to them forever. That initial spark of chemistry you feel on a date can be so exciting.
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