> You look like you're going to explode any second. Are you that overwhelmed seeing him?

Women are known to be shy to someone we find dashing. When that person smiles, it makes our hearts flutter, doesn't it? It gives us the feeling of being nervous when he approaches.  We become the opposite of how we normally act in front of people we are confident to be around with. We even stutter to the point of running out of words to say. That's called *attraction*.

Studies found that it's when we have those signs, we most likely turn red. *We don't need a blush on for that, do we?* That's probably when the blood from our system rise up to our heads to wake us up. If there's an adrenaline rush for dangerous situations, is this perhaps the same thing when our body reacts to such stimulus where we tend to drown with our emotions?

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According to a relevant source, symptoms of a fight-flight response include heart beats faster, eyes constrict (tunnel vision), extreme sweating, and muscles stiffening. If that's how you feel upon seeing someone you're really into, no worries, there always has a scientific explanation for everything. And, honey, you're normal. That's not something we should be ashamed of. It isn't gonna bite. We'll get over that. At first, the feeling seems heavy and we're careful for our actions since we don't want to embarrass ourselves in front of that person, do we? 
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*Lovelots,*
**Mai💕**