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About dancing–I wonder whether dancing with a man can produce a significant oxytocin-level increase in a woman? Does it take a couple of dances?
Let’s suppose that a man dances with a woman and turns her a lot. Let’s further suppose that turning produces a dopamine rush in a woman. Let’s further suppose that a woman dances immediately with the man a second time and that her oxytocin level rises enough for pair-bonding to begin. The combination of dopamine and oxytocin increases might account for her sexual arousal in connection with her dance partner.
Now let’s suppose that a woman is watching a man turn a woman a lot on the dance floor. The woman watching sees the turns as risky to the woman who is dancing. When the turning stops, the woman watching credits the man who is dancing with saving the woman. Furthermore, if the man who is dancing makes the turning and the transition out of consecutive turns look effortless, he will be credited with great skill by the woman who is watching. The woman who is watching will experience a dopamine rush and credit great skill to the man which will adhere to him in the future. That man will continue to have high value in her eyes.
I think that I’ve neglected the impact of oxytocin on dancing partners in the past.
“There’s nothing quite like partnered dancing to get your oxytocin fix. In one experiment, Dr. Zak drew the blood of dancers before and after a night of dancing. He found that the oxytocin levels of the dancers rose 11%, regardless of age or gender.”
http://www.prevention.com/sex/sex-relationships/easy-ways-increase-oxytocin-levels?s=6
The Moral Molecule by Paul Zak, PhD