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Love at first sight we have all been there, Reassuringly, more men than women claim to have fallen in love at first sight. What's more impressive is that, when a man thinks about his latest squeeze, the pathways in his brain that light up are similar to the ones that respond when people take cocaine! Now you use it to your advantage. Having plenty of sex can help - and not for the reason you think! When you get it on, the 'bonding' hormone, oxytocin, is released. So the more you do it, the warmer and fuzzier he'll feel towards you. And if you're not at that stage yet, just staring at him could send him rushing off to write poetry and buy flowers Why can some men take months to declare their undying love, while others transform into rose-clutching romantics at the slightest flutter of your lashes? Of course your new underwear, wit and charm go a long way but, according to experts, most of the initial attraction boils down to good old fashioned science. So what exactly is the secret of a match made in heaven? Facial symmetry Having a symmetrical face can help. Research has proved that most of us - especially men - are drawn to even facial features. Why? Because in the animal world, symmetry is a sign of physical health and, like our furry friends, we too are attracted to a more balanced appearance to avoid mating with 'sickly' partners. Women resembling their moms Weird as it sounds there is a convincing argument that men go for women who look like their mothers. Professor David Perrett, researched face preferences and perception at St Andrews University, made his students look at a range of faces to choose the one they fancied the most. In the mix was a photo of themselves, morphed into the opposite sex. Of all the pictures on offer, most were drawn to their own. As children, we're so used to seeing our parents' faces that it means, as adults, we're attracted to people with similar characteristics. Your natural odour No, we're not talking your Chanel Chance, we're talking pheromones. These are the chemicals released by your body that govern attraction between men and women. If your genes are too similar to his (leading to babies with a less varied and therefore less healthy, immune system), you won't 'smell nice' and he won't fancy you. Emotions Even if you have all the physical stuff together, it doesn't guarantee you a 'happy ever after' - emotions are important too. And if you struggle to get your man to show you any, it doesn't mean he's not into you. "There's no difference in how quickly or hard men and women fall in love," says Cosmo's psychologist, Dr Linda Papadopoulos. "It's just that men are less likely to acknowledge it. "Commitment to men equals loss of freedom, whereas women see what they'll gain," A intresting artile what do you think Ladies, Thanks Douglas Fanning Is Chocolate better then SEX..
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