Have you ever felt butterflies in your stomach when someone attractive approached you or when they knocked on your door before you went out on your first date? Or right before a big test or presentation? Here's how science explains it.
Why Do We Get the 'Butterflies in the Stomach' Feeling?
Most of us have had those fluttering feelings we commonly call "butterflies in the stomach"—the feeling we get when we're nervous or excited about something. It's a common phenomenon for people everywhere.
Here's a look at the science behind what is happening, if butterflies are truly a sign of love, the negative aspects of this feeling, and how to manage that butterflies in the stomach feeling. | | | | | |
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