⚡Adrenaline is a common source of excitement in dating for some.
𝓁 colliderPeople value personality in their crushes more than physical appearance.
chcSmell plays a critical role in attraction, often being the first noticeable trait.
ogl3Humor is a significant factor in attraction, with both individuals agreeing that making each other laugh is important.
ボーственныеRejection and unrequited crushes can be a demoralizing experience, yet the pursuit of love is exciting and often obsessive.
How do the speakers feel about adrenaline in dating?
—Adrenaline is described as a favorite feeling, with one speaker admitting to seeking it out through dates.
What do the speakers think is more important: personality or looks?
—Both speakers value personality over looks, stating that personality is the number one factor in attraction.
How important is smell in attraction?
—Smell is considered a significant factor, with strong noses indicated preference for good-smelling individuals.
What turns the speakers on?
—Passion and humor are cited as turn-ons, with one speaker suggesting that the ability to make the other laugh could be the key to their heart.
Would the speakers ever move to London?
—One speaker is unsure, but the other suggests they've always wanted to live there someday.
00:18The first speaker expresses that adrenaline is their favorite feeling in the world, particularly when going on dates.
01:16The significant role of smell in attraction is discussed, with one speaker admitting they have a strong preference for good smells.
01:41The speakers discuss their mutual appreciation for humor, agreeing that making each other laugh is a significant turn-on.
02:33One speaker admits becoming 'insane' when they have a crush, while the other notes that most of their crushes don't return their feelings.
03:19Eyes and their flirtatious qualities are explored, with one speaker noting the other's eyes are big and mesmerizing.
03:41One speaker questions whether the other's glasses are real, leading to an awkward moment of nervousness.
04:04In a playful exchange, one speaker is asked whether, if they were ice cream, they would prefer to be licked or bitten.
05:33The speakers decide on avoiding bad guys, agreeing not to look at them, reflecting on personal experiences that may inform such advice.
