The Double Attraction Paradox cover art

The Double Attraction Paradox

The Double Attraction Paradox

By: Rem Jaen Dadivas Krafft
Listen for free

The Double Attraction Paradox is a podcast series that teaches teens and young adults how to navigate romance, dating, and attraction. Through deep dives into body language, crush psychology, limerence, and mirroring, each episode breaks down the science of why we fall for people. Organized into easy-to-follow chapters, this show helps you understand relationship psychology, decode mixed signals, and recognize these concepts in everyday life.Rem Jaen Dadivas Krafft
Episodes
  • S2 | Chapter 1: Navigating Attraction and Relationships
    Jun 24 2026

    The Double Attraction Paradox is a podcast series that explores the psychology, literature, and science behind attraction, crushes, and human relationships. In Season 2, these concepts are explored through interviews and personal experiences, allowing guests to share their perspectives on connection, intimacy, and reveal the hidden lessons behind these scenarios for audiences.

    Show More Show Less
    1 hr and 19 mins
  • Chapter 9: Explaining The Double Attraction Paradox Through the Memoir Attraction as a Hidden Mask
    Jun 23 2026

    In the final lecture chapter of The Double Attraction Paradox, Rem reflects on his memoir, Attraction as a Hidden Mask, and analyzes his senior-year experience through psychological and social lenses. By examining topics such as high school cliques, fear of rejection, vulnerability, peer pressure, and limerence, he explores how silent attraction can lead to ambiguity, obsession, and missed connections. This chapter serves as both a personal conclusion and a lesson for adolescents learning to navigate crushes, communication, and self-discovery.

    Show More Show Less
    40 mins
  • Pre-Chapter 9 Poem
    Jun 18 2026

    High School Peer Pressure and Its Distortion of Clarity

    Written on June 16, 2026

    Show More Show Less
    4 mins
adbl_web_anon_alc_button_suppression_t1
No reviews yet