Where do butterflies come from when you first start dating someone? ?

Question

and where do they go after a little while?

Answer 1

just  nervious....that will go away  when you  break the ice.

I would break the ice with a long kiss. just ask me.

Answer 2

Butterflies are to do with being nervous, and when you become comfortable around them they disappear because you no longer feel nervous.  

Answer 3

~~~I still feel butterflies~~~

I think it's a nervous stress reaction when you care about what someone thinks of you and you're a little afraid of how you feel about them. But they let you know how you feel. It's a realization so I'm glad they exist.

Answer 4

Ahh butterflies.  The main symptom of "puppy love".  The butterflies have multiple causes, one of which is nervousness (the same sort of nausea you'd get right before delivering a speech to a crowd of 500 people).  The other reasons you get butterflies is because your body releases different neurotransmitters when you are courting.  Pheromones trigger a rush of emotion along with a dose of "feel good chemicals" in your blood stream.  Scientists have shown that the doses of NTMs produced in your body as a result of courting is slightly reduced with each exposure to the other person until your body simply maintains normal levels (usually occurring after 2 to 6 months).  This is why those butterflies go away after a while, but may pick up from time to time at certain milestones in the relationship (such as the first "I love you" or when a wedding proposal is issued).