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The Law of Thirds: Why Closeness Is Killing Your Attraction

Most relationships don’t fail because love disappears. They fail because couples follow advice that kills attraction. In this video, I explain The Law of Thirds—a science-backed framework that shows why: Too much closeness kills desire Too much excitement creates chaos Too much caretaking leads to a sexless relationship Your brain runs two competing systems: Attachment (safety, oxytocin) Attraction (novelty, dopamine) You can’t max out both at the same time—and most couples accidentally destroy desire by overfeeding comfort. You’ll learn: Why doing everything together creates boredom The three relationship types that signal imbalance How space, excitement, and caretaking actually sustain attraction Why passion doesn’t die—it goes dormant How to fix boredom without creating instability If your relationship feels safe but empty… passionate but toxic… or polite but cold—this explains exactly why. This isn't my opinion. It’s biology. 📌 Watch until the end to identify which system you’re over-investing in—and how to rebalance it before attraction fades completely. relationships, attraction psychology, law of thirds relationships, why relationships lose passion, relationship science, dopamine attraction, oxytocin relationships, long term relationship advice, intimacy vs desire, sexless relationships, emotional closeness, relationship boredom