Principle of equivalence

What’s in it for me?
Honey, everyone has a price in the free market! Everyone wears a price tag.
Like: How pretty is she? How high up is she? How much power does he have? Is he rich, intelligent and gentle? What does he offer me? Does that sound cheesy?
Researchers tell us that love isn’t blind, and that everyone — even the kindest of us — makes mundane considerations when choosing a life partner.
It’s no different than the law of business, where everyone asks themselves, “What’s in it for me?” “
I can hear some readers protest: “No, love is pure, full of warmth, love is about caring for each other, thinking about each other, emotional exchange and sincere selflessness, this is what love is all about.” “
Yes, that’s what love is all about when two good people are deeply in love. Perhaps you have seen some lovers who give to each other and even sacrifice everything for each other.
Yes, the kind of love that everyone dreams of does exist, but only in the latter part of the relationship, very late in the relationship.
And before you can do that, you have to make the person you want fall in love with you.
Researchers say that if you want someone to fall in love with you, you have to convince them from the start that falling in love with you is worthwhile.
You may not be aware of it, but scientists say the time-tested laws of the market hold true in the realm of romance as well.
People in love unconsciously compare and calculate the various conditions of both parties, calculate the cost of marriage, and then they will ask themselves: “Is this the best deal I can get?” “
Everyone has a huge scoreboard locked in their heart.
So in order for someone to fall in love with you, you have to convince them that falling in love with you is a very good business.
If you are not naturally beautiful and don’t have a prominent family, are you completely lost in love? Not at all.
Although you are not born with a silver spoon in your mouth, you can use eloquence to make others find your charm, even the very picky people can be satisfied with you.