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Artifact 3362 – Love, Looks & the Logic That Never Was
March 16, 2025 | Morning Musings
Wait… Why Did He Fall for Her?
Ever watched a show and thought:
"Hold up—how did this guy fall for that girl?"
I’m not trying to be mean. I’m just saying—he’s all charm, looks, six-pack vibes. And she? She’s not your typical glam queen. She’s not fair-skinned. Not a fashionista. Definitely not someone you'd cast opposite Hrithik Roshan.
But somehow, it works. It clicks.
And not just on screen—you feel it. You root for it.
Because here’s the twist: it’s not about looks. It’s about chemistry.
The Magical Thing That Doesn’t Make Sense
Let’s talk about that one episode from Jab We Matched—I think it was Ep 4.
They’re in this regular restaurant. Nothing fancy. She casually calls the waiter “bhaiya”, and they both start laughing like old friends who’ve just remembered an inside joke.
There’s this random, real moment—and the guy? He looks at her like she’s the most stunning woman in the world.
Not because of her makeup.
Not because of her outfit.
But because of that one moment.
And you’re sitting there thinking,
“Damn. That’s love, isn’t it?”
Beauty vs. Vibe: The Real Attraction Game
For the longest time, I used to wonder:
Why do good-looking guys sometimes fall for average-looking girls?
Why do smart girls fall for goofy boys?
It’s because chemistry doesn’t ask for logic. It doesn’t care about society’s checklist.
All it needs is the spark. That glitch. That unexplainable "you get me" energy.
No matchmaking app can predict that.
No biodata or horoscope alignment can manufacture it.
Blame It on Our Caveman Coding
Okay, now let’s zoom out. Let’s go prehistoric.
Back in the day, humans were just trying to survive.
No rom-coms. No Tinder. Just vibes and danger.
So women looked for guys who could protect, hunt, lift a mammoth if needed.
Muscles = survival.
Not sexy abs. Useful abs.
Men? We were wired to spot signs of youth, beauty, fertility—because that meant a stronger chance at passing on genes. Again, not vanity—biology.
Fast-forward a few thousand years, and guess what?
We’re still kinda running on that software.
Marriage: The First Insurance Policy
Love and marriage weren’t always about hearts and flowers.
Back then, marriage was like... life insurance.
You protect me, I raise the kids, we survive together.
Deal?
Emotions came later. Romance was a bonus. Security came first.
Today, though? We expect everything:
Looks, love, laughter, loyalty, lifestyle, LinkedIn profile.
(Okay, maybe not the last one… but you get it.)
When Love Breaks the Rules
So when a traditionally “hot” guy falls for someone who’s not conventionally beautiful—it surprises us.
Why?
Because it breaks the rules we were taught.
But that’s what real love does.
It shows up uninvited. Breaks your checklist. Changes your type.
Suddenly, it’s not about who makes sense.
It’s about who makes you laugh in a roadside café while calling the waiter bhaiya.
It’s about comfort. Spark. A look across the table that says:
“You. You’re it. I’m home.”