Love at first sight makes perfect sense because we're all pressed for time.
In his book "Selfish and Perverse," Bob Smith suggests that love at first sight is understandable given how busy and pressed for time we often are. It highlights how immediate connections can feel natural when quick judgments and instant emotions are involved.
Smith emphasizes that our hurried lives contribute to the belief that love can happen instantly. This idea aligns with our tendency to rely on brief encounters or first impressions to form deep feelings quickly, making love at first sight seem logical in a fast-paced world.
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