Love is one of the most celebrated yet elusive experiences in human existence. Songs are written about it, movies are centered around it, and people spend their lives searching for it. But is love truly for everyone? Or is it a privilege reserved for a select few? From childhood, we are conditioned to believe that love is an inevitable part of life. Fairy tales end in love, families nurture with love, and society pushes the idea that romantic relationships complete us.  It is easy to assume that love is a birthright, something everyone will experience at some point. But the reality is far from ideal.  Not everyone finds the kind of love they desire. Some people go through life without experiencing deep romantic connections, while others struggle with heartbreaks, betrayals, or unfulfilled affections.  So, does this mean love isn’t truly for everyone? One reason people question whether love is universal is because they often define love too narrowly.  Romantic love is...