The Chemistry of Love
Dec. 1st, 2005 01:13 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
oneirophreniaItalian scientists have identified that the powerful (and blinding, and maddening, and soul-destroying) feelings of falling passionately in love with someone are triggered by a molecule known as Neural Growth Factor (NGF).
But...after a year with the same lover, quantities of NGF in the blood return to normal levels. So that explains why every relationship I've ever been in winds down about then.
Now, hopefully, they'll find a way to control release of NGF. I want to make goddamned sure it remains at an even keel at all times. Fuck this "love" shit. Fuck it right in its ass.
But--this is cool--I have the title for the last and final Malpractice song: Neural Growth Factor! WEEEEEEEE!
But...after a year with the same lover, quantities of NGF in the blood return to normal levels. So that explains why every relationship I've ever been in winds down about then.
Now, hopefully, they'll find a way to control release of NGF. I want to make goddamned sure it remains at an even keel at all times. Fuck this "love" shit. Fuck it right in its ass.
But--this is cool--I have the title for the last and final Malpractice song: Neural Growth Factor! WEEEEEEEE!
