How relying on the 'butterfly barometer' can cause people to miss out on some of the best relationships
Feeling "butterflies" around someone is not correlated with long-term relational health or satisfaction.
Relying solely on butterflies as a sign of who to pursue romantically could make one miss out on other potentially wonderful partnerships. than the fact that both you and your partner played soccer growing up or that you studied abroad in the same city during a semester in college—points of connection that are certainly exciting, but not necessarily indicative?
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