Attraction Quotes

“We attract what we are. We attract who we are.”

“We attract what we are. We attract who we are.”

“If you see good circumstances around you, you tend to feel good and attract good things to you. If you see negative things around you, you tend to feel bad and likewise attract negative things to yourself.”

“Attract and get attracted to that which is your ultimate purpose.”

“If you put sexual attraction on a scale of one to ten, where ten equals "you can't keep your hands off each other,"five equals "you can take it or leave it," and one equals "repulsed," to support a vibrant relationship, it should be at least a seven, preferably an eight, nine, or ten. With work, you might raise the attraction one notch, but because there is so much biochemistry involved in sexual attraction, it's hard to do much more than that. So if a sexual attraction doesn't evolve, remember, it's not anyone's fault and it's just the what is of your pairing, and you might make better friends than lovers.Sexual attraction doesn't have to be instantaneous on first meeting, but it must eventually flower because it provides a basic glue for successful conjugal union. If we're not sexually alive to our beloved, it often leads to a subdued relationship, loneliness, affairs, or lots of fantasies.”

“People will sometimes find themselves attracted to others, that's just who they are. It's what they do with that attraction that defines them.”

“The ultimate form of attraction is to be what you want to attract.”

“You sort of don't find me attractive? That can also mean you sort of do find me attractive.”

“You attract who you are being. When you work at being the type of person that you want to attract, you attract those kinds of people into your life.”

“What made him most attractive was that he was attracted to her. Another’s interest can be a powerful stimulant. She could feel his eyes on her as an almost physical pressure.”

“What is attraction (akarshan) in this world? It is open fire and one should be aware of it. Attraction is the open fire. The root of illusory attachment (moha) is indeed attraction.”