Unstable Brainwaves

The main character's severe emotional trauma has caused significant disruption in the brain's emotional regulation and processing centers, especially those involved in pain perception, anxiety response, and empathy. This creates a cycle where fear triggers not only a migraine but also a large, involuntary release of neurochemicals associated with empathy, stress, and reward pathways.

The Amplified Empathic Signal:

Emotional Contagion: The psycho-electric pulse is a broadcast of this amplified emotional signal, like a "loudspeaker" for the character's internal state. Women within range, highly susceptible due to biological factors and social conditioning, are overwhelmed by an involuntary surge of empathy. This triggers a shared emotional experience, mimicking the character's fear and pain, leading to physical symptoms like trembling, nausea, or a sense of unease.

A Craving for Connection: The intense discomfort of this shared emotional distress drives them to seek out the source, craving a resolution to this unsettling emotional resonance. This intense need for connection is primal and overrides social conventions.

Overriding Cognition: The amplified empathy creates an overwhelming urge to comfort, making them prioritize this need over their own morals or rational judgment.

The Maternal Bond and "Mama Bear" Instincts:

Neurohormonal Imprinting: When they manage to soothe the character and his distress subsides, their brains are flooded with neurochemicals associated with relief and bonding, such as oxytocin and prolactin. This creates a powerful neurohormonal imprint, quickly developing into an intense maternal bond.

Lactation as a Physiological Response: The sustained release of prolactin, a hormone linked to maternal bonding and lactation, triggers lactation. This physiological response is a manifestation of their intense maternal instincts and desire to nurture and soothe him.

Maternal Instincts: This maternal bond is fiercely protective and possessive, unleashing a primal "mama bear" instinct. They view the protagonist as their "child," requiring unwavering protection, which justifies any action they take, including breaking the law.

Erotic Dynamics and the Weight of Devotion:

Vulnerability and Control: The character is both the object of their intense maternal desires and the unwitting source of their altered state. His vulnerability, stemming from his trauma and anxiety, contrasts with their aggressive protectiveness, creating a dynamic of both dependence and involuntary control.

The Blend of Maternal and Erotic: Their intense desire to comfort and nurture, expressed through physical touch and, potentially, lactation, is entwined with their burgeoning maternal instincts.

The Sacrifice of Self: Their willingness to sacrifice their morals and well-being for his comfort adds a dark intensity. Their devotion, however comforting it may be, comes at a high price, raising ethical questions about his unwitting impact on their lives.