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Kenny

Love Science Today

Love Science Today is a modern relationships podcast that blends psychology, sociology, philosophy, biology, attachment theory and family studies into real conversations that matter. Each episode explores the deeper forces behind attraction, heartbreak, emotional safety, healthy boundaries, conflict and intimacy in the digital age. We look at why people fall for who they fall for, how social media shapes dating behaviour, why situationships feel comfortable but empty, and what healthy love actually requires in a world full of options and emotional confusion. Guided by research, cultural obser

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Kenny

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Society

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Dernier épisode

9 oct. 2026

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Love Bombing or Genuine Affection? How to Tell the Difference 18.11.2025

“Love Bombing or Genuine Affection? How to Tell the Difference” Is it love... or manipulation dressed as passion? In this episode of Love Science Today , we explore one of the most misleading and emotionally confusing dating patterns: love bombing . At first, it feels like a fairytale—constant affection, deep declarations, endless attention. But soon, things shift. We dive into the psychology of l...

Healing the Inner Child: Why Your Past Shows Up in Your Love Life 18.11.2025

Your partner isn't the problem—your past might be. In this revealing episode of Love Science Today , we explore the link between your childhood wounds and your adult romantic patterns. Whether it’s fear of abandonment, a need for approval, or emotional shutdown, many of our reactions in love come from places we haven’t healed. Drawing from inner child psychology, attachment theory, family syst...

The Science of 'Rupture and Repair': Why Fights Aren't the End (and How to Argue Better) 17.11.2025

Every couple fights. The silence, the slamming doors, the "I'm done"—it can feel like the end of the world. But what if the fight itself isn't the problem? In this episode of Love Science Today, we dive into the psychology of relationship conflict. Drawing from the groundbreaking work of the Gottman Institute, we explore the predictable patterns that destroy relationships... and the single most im...

Attachment Styles in Action: Why We Push Love Away (or Cling to It) 16.11.2025

Ever wonder why you pull back just when things get close—or why you fall harder than you should? In this episode of Love Science Today , we break down how attachment styles silently shape your dating behaviour. Drawing from developmental psychology, neuroscience, and relationship science, we reveal the hidden emotional patterns driving your connection style—and how to stop them from sabotaging rea...

Who Should Really Pay on the First Date? 16.11.2025

Who picks up the bill? It seems like a simple question—but beneath it lies a web of expectations, power dynamics, gender roles, and evolving relationship norms. In this episode of Love Science Today, we explore the psychology, sociology, and subtle signals wrapped inside the “who pays” debate. Using relationship science, anthropology, and modern behavioural studies, we ask: what does paying say ab...

The Illusion of Chemistry: Why Sparks Fade and Stability Feels Strange 14.11.2025

The Illusion of Chemistry: Why Sparks Fade and Stability Feels Strange That instant spark, that rush of attraction—we call it “chemistry.” But what if it isn’t love at all, just a familiar emotional pattern lighting up again? In this episode of Love Science Today , Kehinde Ojo breaks down the neuroscience and psychology behind romantic chemistry. Learn why anxiety can masquerade as attraction, why...

The Scarcity Trap: Why We Settle for Less Than We Deserve 11.11.2025

Ever wonder why you're drawn to people who are emotionally unavailable? Why does consistency feel "boring" while inconsistency feels "exciting"? This episode unpacks the psychology of settling. In this episode, you will learn: The 'Scarcity Trap': Why our brains are wired to value what's rare, not what's healthy. The 'Human Slot Machine': How intermi...

The Dopamine Dilemma: Love, Addiction, and Modern Romance 11.11.2025

"The Dopamine Dilemma: Love, Addiction, and Modern Romance" Why do we crave the rush more than the relationship? In this powerful episode of Love Science Today , we dive into The Dopamine Dilemma —the hidden link between love, addiction, and our modern romance habits. Drawing from neuroscience, psychology, and relationship science, we explore how dopamine—the brain's reward chemical—...

Are Situationships Ruining Modern Love 11.11.2025

Episode 1: Are Situationships Ruining Modern Love In this episode we explore why situationships have become so common in the digital dating era. Many people today are not single, not committed, but stuck in the unclear space in between. We look at this from psychology, sociology, anthropology, philosophy and relationship science. Situationships may feel flexible, low pressure and convenient. But o...

Introduction to Love Science Today 11.11.2025

Love Science Today is a modern relationships podcast that blends psychology, sociology, philosophy, biology, attachment theory and family studies into real conversations that matter. Each episode explores the deeper forces behind attraction, heartbreak, emotional safety, healthy boundaries, conflict and intimacy in the digital age. We look at why people fall for who they fall for, how social media...

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