The birch show, can your sexual and physical attraction grow if you don't feel it immediately

when you're starting to date somebody?

I think this is going to be a gender line thing here, but if you want to get in on this

one eight five five birch show, I'm asking because one of my dudes out in California has

just started to like take a friendship that they had to a another level, right?

He and she have known each other.

I'm not even exactly sure how many months I think they started out as co-workers and

they started hanging out and having beers and stuff like that.

They had a lot of common.

He was never physically like really attracted to her, but man, they just started like hitting

it off and they're watching football games together and he's starting to feel it, right?

So one thing leads to another after one of these football games and they go and they take

it to the next level.

I won't get into that because we have kids that are listening right now and he kind of walks

away from it going, not really what I thought that was going to be, you know what?

I'm not really totally and completely feeling that, but she checks all the other boxes.

So he is wondering like, if I just stick this out, can it grow?

If I keep doing it, if I just keep trying it, I finally like it, I finally like it.

So physically and emotionally, hey, I ate yogurt long enough that I finally started liking

it.

It's the same thing, but can it be said like because our DNAs and our wiring is different

men and women, that it's a more common story for a woman to say, no, I wasn't really attracted

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