Attraction and the action of attracting something or someone, in a charming or seductive way, from a set of characteristics (physical, emotional or psychological) that arouse interest or desire for something, someone.
Attraction can be defined, in a more figurative way, as a psychological feeling of the human being, who observes and identifies with the characteristics of a person who pleases him. From this initial observation, a process of affinity and attraction between individuals develops, leading to physical desire (or sexual), which is more linked to aesthetics, or emotional desire (or what many call "passion"), an emotion linked not only to the physical aspects, but also to the personality traits of A person.
Attraction can also be connoted as something that is intended to entertain, amuse or attract attention, such as a variety show, a TV show or a number and frame of a show (theatrical, musical, etc.).
The theme of attraction is constantly explored by the seventh art, with several films appearing with titles that appeal to sensuality and sexuality, such as "
Fatal Attraction" and "Dangerous attraction".sexual attraction
THE sexual attraction it is exclusively related to the "carnal" desire and interest between two people, a feeling that is stimulated by the aesthetic rather than the sentimental aspect. In sexual attraction, there is no kind of involvement of feelings, such as "passion" or "love."
Many theories try to prove the real reasons that lead a human being to feel physical attraction for another of his species, but there are still no definitive answers. One of the hypotheses suggests that individuals seek similar or familiar characteristics to their own, overturning the old popular thinking that "opposites attract".
Mutual attraction
The act of being attracted to someone can arise for various factors, whether sexual, physical, emotional, and so on. These feelings can be reciprocated, which is called "Mutual attraction", that is, when it is shared by both parties involved.
Law of Universal Attraction
THE Law of Universal Attraction or Newton's Law of Attraction of Masses, which is also known as the Law of Gravity, is a physical law that explains the action of gravity, weight and motion of the stars. According to Newton, one gravitational force is always attracted to another.
See also:
- Affinity
- Love's chemistry