Attraction versus Chemistry

Jenn and Brad break down the difference between these two and talk about why this ‘attraction thing’ gets in the way over and over again when people are trying to find love. Brad’s Dating advice highlight of the show is when he says “ post pictures of you

Episode 16 of the Loveability with Jennifer Styers podcast, hosted by Christopher Adam Ghanbari, titled "Attraction versus Chemistry" was published on October 2, 2019 and runs 31 minutes.

October 2, 2019 ·31m · Loveability with Jennifer Styers

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Jenn and Brad break down the difference between these two and talk about why this ‘attraction thing’ gets in the way over and over again when people are trying to find love. Brad’s Dating advice highlight of the show is when he says “ post pictures of yourself on dating sites with ugly people” ROFL. :-) this is a fun podcast at times AND is is also FULL of really GREAT dating advice!!

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Jenn and Brad break down the difference between these two and talk about why this ‘attraction thing’ gets in the way over and over again when people are trying to find love. Brad’s Dating advice highlight of the show is when he says “ post pictures of yourself on dating sites with ugly people” ROFL. :-) this is a fun podcast at times AND is is also FULL of really GREAT dating advice!!

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