@CocoaNut
 
Well, same for them. They just listed a couple of the million reasons why they love each other. They could have just said, like they do in the end, that they love Twi/RD but that´s not what the questions asked. They asked for the reasons and reasons are always involved in some way.  
You dn´t “just” fall in love, you fall in love cause of looks, personality, hobbies, same and different interest, experiences and even “love at first sight” is usually due our brain having already an intern idea of what the “perfect partner” should look like/smell like and our brain reacts to it like madly if we see/smell (no seriously, our nose is more important for partner finding than researchers thought for a long time, it´s no dog nose, but it still works even in that regard) a person which fits our criterias even if we don´t know them ourselves.

Any time someone answers the whole “Why this person” question with a long rambling answer, I just think, “Love is not a collection of traits weighed in relation to others or yourself.”
 
Because, well… it’s not. Love doesn’t have a reason, and it doesn’t need a reason. Love just is.
 
And yes, I have been in love before. And I could tell you a million reasons why she’s amazing and I should love her, but that’s not why I did and still do love her. All those things are just reasons why I think she’s amazing. They have nothing to do with love.