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laws of attraction: in magnetism opposite poles attract and same poles repel in talking about electrons, they want to be in pairs that's why there is covalent bonding if we're talking about penguins I think they find their mate by song. some animals use pheromones. as for men and women, each is unique. good luck Electrons actually repel each other,on account of both having a Negative Charge! guess I'll have to read up on that. Yes, they are actually attracted to the protons at nucleus of the atom... somewhat like the guys at a popular bar. Like the bar, when you (the electron) get close the proper term for them changes to morons which repels just enough to keep you at a distance. If you ever fully fuze with the proton you (the electron) becomes a neutron which means you are not allowed to date anymore. If a neutron is thrown out of an otherwise stable relationship you can cause fission, otherwise known as home wrecking.  
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laws of attraction: in magnetism opposite poles attract and same poles repel in talking about electrons, they want to be in pairs that's why there is covalent bonding if we're talking about penguins I think they find their mate by song. some animals use pheromones. as for men and women, each is unique. good luck Electrons actually repel each other,on account of both having a Negative Charge! guess I'll have to read up on that. Yes, they are actually attracted to the protons at nucleus of the atom... somewhat like the guys at a popular bar. Like the bar, when you (the electron) get close the proper term for them changes to morons which repels just enough to keep you at a distance. If you ever fully fuze with the proton you (the electron) becomes a neutron which means you are not allowed to date anymore. If a neutron is thrown out of an otherwise stable relationship you can cause fission, otherwise known as home wrecking. I like your comparison. thank you for making us smile 
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