In response to a question about whether attractive girls get more love, Acharya Prashant clarifies that what they get more of is attention, specifically sexual attention. He asserts that there is no connection between physical attractiveness and love, stating there is "perfectly zero" similarity or overlap between the two. He finds it tragic that many attractive girls try to maintain their attractiveness in the hope of getting more love. He explains that if someone is physically attractive, others will feel a physical attraction, but questions where love comes into that equation unless one equates love with physical attraction, which he says is a different beast altogether. Acharya Prashant argues that physical attraction can actually be a hindrance to love, as it tends to crowd out or preclude the possibility of love. He explains that a potentially loving person would find it more difficult to love someone who is physically attractive because the attraction would overpower everything else. Being attractive, therefore, attracts the wrong kind of people—those who value physical attributes. He agrees with the questioner that if you are attractive, you will attract just the wrong kind of people, making it doubly difficult for attractive women. He describes physical attractiveness without a spiritual core as a curse and a trap. Everything that comes to a person by virtue of their physical beauty is something that should be avoided like poison, as it entraps them deeper and closes all doors to inner upliftment or fulfillment. He suggests that the most compassionate act a woman can perform for a suitor praising her physical beauty is to laugh in his face. This act, he says, is the biggest service she can do for that man. This level of understanding, he explains, comes from life education, a spiritual core, and honest self-observation. Spirituality is not about mystical practices but about basic self-honesty and self-awareness. The fundamental equation of physical attraction is biological, whereas love is not a biological thing. Without a spiritual core, physical attractiveness is a curse. He advises that if there is one segment of human beings that urgently needs to look towards spirituality, it is those who are physically attractive, because they are threatened all the more.