That also applies to people who seek one-night stands or short flings over longer relationships. It's not just about the rush or the addiction. A big part of it is the novelty.
...and interaction, and being challenged. I didn't realize, "breadcrumbing" was a thing, nor the addictive psychological impact it had until far too late. Hits all the same receptors of which you speak.
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...and interaction, and being challenged. I didn't realize, "breadcrumbing" was a thing, nor the addictive psychological impact it had until far too late. Hits all the same receptors of which you speak.
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I think breadcrumbing relates to gambling, and the propensity of most creatures to pursue unpredictable rewards.
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