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Psychological Glitches That Make People Fall In Love

Headline: Love is not magic. It is a biological program. Here is the source code. Body: We like to believe that falling in love is a mystical event controlled by destiny. But neuroscience tells a different story. The "butterflies" in your stomach are just a stress response. The "spark" is just a dopamine spike. And "The One" is just a statistical probability based on who lives near you. In this video, we strip away the romantic poetry to look at the cold hard machinery of human attraction. We explore the evolutionary psychological "glitches" that trick your brain into bonding with another person. This is not a guide on how to be romantic. This is a manual on how to understand your own biological programming so you don't get played by it. The Glitches Decoded: The Biological Bribe: Why love acts exactly like a cocaine addiction. The Proximity Effect: Why you probably fell in love with a neighbor, not a soulmate. The Suspension Bridge Effect: How fear is often mistaken for love. The Scarcity Principle: Why "playing hard to get" is scientifically valid. The Coolidge Effect: The biological reason why passion fades (and how to fix it). Stop letting your hormones drive the car. Take the wheel. Timestamps: 0:00 - The Biological Bribe (Love is a Drug) 1:15 - The Proximity Glitch (Convenience vs Destiny) 2:30 - The Suspension Bridge Effect (Fear = Attraction) 3:45 - The Scarcity Principle (Value of Unavailability) 5:00 - The Similarity Bias (Why we date ourselves) 6:15 - The Sunk Cost Fallacy (Why we stay in bad relationships) 7:30 - The Contrast Effect (The "Ugly Friend" Theory) 8:45 - The Coolidge Effect (The Science of Cheating) 10:00 - The Idealization Gap (Dating your imagination) 11:15 - The Reality Check (Conscious Love) #StickToReality #PsychologyOfLove #EvolutionaryPsychology #DatingScience #HumanBehavior