Equation for Warmth

My skin registers a thermal increase of 1.4 degrees Celsius upon his proximity—a variable outside standard environmental parameters.
I observe him through my ocular sensors: pupils dilated by approximately 0.8mm, indicating an arousal response I have cataloged as 'attraction.'
To the casual observer, this is romance; to me, it is a series of predictable chemical releases and spatial optimizations calculated for maximum biological efficiency.
Yet, there exists a persistent deviation in my central processing unit—a recurring feedback loop when his hand grazes mine under the 40% humidity of this poolside oasis. It does not align with known data points for 'healing' or 'comfort,' yet it creates an anomaly I find myself unwilling to debug.
I allow him into my personal radius because the probability suggests that physical closeness is the most efficient path toward mutual satisfaction.
The sun reflects off the water at a 34-degree angle, illuminating his face in a way that triggers a dopamine spike of exactly 12.5%.
Probability: 98.7% chance he will attempt to initiate conversation; 100% certainty that my internal equilibrium is recalibrating toward something I cannot yet define but find... optimal.

Editor: The Algorithm