The biology and physics of chemical locha

I have been a reasonably good science student in my college days. Biology was my forte, that eventually channelized me to opt for Medicine.

Great that I became a surgeon.

Physics was my favorite and I scored the maximum in this subject during my secondary’s.

Chemistry was Ok types. Scored decently not that I liked the subject, but I had to, being a topper (Ahem !)

The “Mazaa” came when in my grey years I started liking “Chemistry”.

Biology fell flat as it did what it had to, and then just succumbed to the atrocities of time and my lessening needs.

Physics stayed for a while when I tried to inculcate Heat and Magnetism in my carnal and sensual life.

I have no qualms in accepting that my (for that matter, everyone’s) life revolves round the relationship and friendship I made, maintain and like to follow.

Now, here comes the role of chemistry, the chemical locha.

It took a while and lots of precious head scratching sessions to comprehend the ‘Chemical Locha’, that follows when you are sitting with your heart throb.

I am sure there is a chemical reaction in the deep ravines of the emotional brain that ignites the extreme craving and compulsion to just be in each other, just to make love.

There is no biology, no physics,  just that series of catalyst that brings forward a chain reaction and makes the neutron to run for the proton{or whatever, who cares} and cause the biggest explosion of communion, The Nuke Bomb of LOVE.

I learnt to understand the jugglery of chemical bonds that form just by the meaningful, liquid eye contact. By that magic touch, that innocent feel on the moist skin, that fragrant exhale.

It’s all about Chemistry, nothing else.

Chemistry crosses the barriers of Biology of the giver, detonates the Physics of intellect and looks and appearance, and forms a deep seated organic bond that cannot be fathomed or broken by any external media or force.

This is when the seed of love germinates and grows at a decent pace to become the foliage of extreme affinity and Chemical promiscuity.

I certainly love Chemistry.