Full moon, Diggers Rest, Wyndham, Western Australia
Sexual attraction, that indefinable energy, that surfaces silently and generates a force of its own, and much like the moon, has the power to move oceans.
Does one normalize this clinically as a biological instinct?
Or does romanticize this as an unmissable magic carpet ride?
a dawn bird
In response to RDP – Friday – Normal
A Shared Space 
I think both and none…if that makes sense!
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🙂 One of my male friends insists it is biological! I was curious what others thought.
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Biological, but love takes many paths, even, but not always, biological ones.
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That’s my view too 🙂
You’re up late! I can’t sleep either.
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I’m off to bed now though. Good night, Dawn.
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Thanks, Tracy. Sleep well.
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A wish for the latter as a hopeless romantic , but biological it is. In my opinion.
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Likewise! I think it is a mix of both but my friend insists it is biological. Maybe it is his male perspective.
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Dawn, you inspired me to think about my own experience … Two asteroids travel at warp speed through the universe on skewed trajectories destined never to meet. For some reason they look in each other’s direction. A shared conversation stretching late into the night sets in motion an irresistible magnetism that pulls the asteroids together, even against their better judgement – warping time and triggering a cascade of events that neither asteroid could ever have predicted or wished upon anyone. Until much later. When they wouldn’t have it any other way.
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How lovely! Yes, sometimes best not to question the attraction as it is usually out of our control.
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