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attraction
Attraction is the psychological and physical draw one person experiences toward another, encompassing romantic, sexual, and aesthetic dimensions.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche treats attraction as a lens for examining desire, ego, and self-sabotage patterns—particularly the psychology of gravitating toward unavailable or "bad" partners. The show engages attraction frankly and playfully, from preferences and grooming to charged flirtation, often using personal anecdotes and panel dynamics to interrogate why we want what we want and what that reveals about our wounds.
Episodes (2)
EP.1586
I'm easy to manipulate — a hot guy could get me to rob a bank
Psyche discusses his self-perceived vulnerability to manipulation, particularly by people he finds attractive or friendly. He also mentions a few individuals, including someone who posted a Craigslist ad for a cat.
EP.579
Ask Me Anything Live Right Now
Psyche hosts a live 'Ask Me Anything' session, discussing a recent date that went poorly and sharing his thoughts on attraction and relationships. He also answers questions from the audience and shares his personal experiences.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
Topics that frequently appear alongside attraction
vulnerabilityVulnerability is the capacity to be emotionally exposed, seen, and affected by others—a state of openness that risks hurt but enables authentic connection.online datingOnline dating refers to the practice of meeting and connecting with potential romantic or sexual partners through internet-based platforms and applications.relationshipsRelationships encompass romantic partnerships, friendships, and emotional bonds—including how astrological placements, Venus positions, and lunar signs influence attachment patterns, intimacy, and desire.self-doubtSelf-doubt is the internal questioning or lack of confidence in one's abilities, worth, or decisions—a psychological state that creates friction between desire and action.manipulationManipulation is the deliberate use of psychological tactics, deception, or influence to control another person's thoughts, emotions, or behavior against their interests. It operates across relational, spiritual, and institutional contexts.
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