Oxytocin: Deepening Loyalty with Kind, Affirming Words
1 Apr 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief monologue, Marisa Rudder explains that oxytocin—the hormone often dubbed the "love" or "cuddle" hormone—is released not only by physical affection, eye contact, and trust, but also by hearing sincere, kind, and affirming words from a close person. She emphasizes that praise such as "I love you so much" or "you mean everything to me" can trigger oxytocin, especially in intimate or power‑exchange moments, turning a simple feeling of pleasure into a deep, loyal connection. The result is a profound sense of bonding, exemplified by the feeling of being a "good boy" who experiences heightened loyalty toward the speaker.










