Originally posted by: mintyblue
Well, I think that's kind of like a reflection of the times we live in. The post-Internet generation is definitely neither innocent nor simple when it comes to love. Love has become increasingly physical for the youth. So yeah, movies are just cashing in on this changing dimension.
Ok Minty answer this for me. Have u ever fallen in love? Remember that fuzzy and mushy feeling in your belly, the butterflies? You know that feeling, when you blush at only the thought of hand holding? And when he is being extremely sweet, you feel like jumping around and prancing like a little girl?
The notion of love might have changed on screen but the emotion is still the same. Kids these days might think love starts after you kiss someone...but when they actually fall in love, they will experience whatever we saw in those romantic films. Coz no amount of kisses and sex can be equal to the emotion and feeling of love. Without amour, anything physical loses its value.
Its kind of sad that films don't show this...it now takes personal experience of some 10 heartbreaks before realisation that the "the adults" (yeah that includes us too now) were right.
And to be honest, movies have changed this dimension, not the other way around. Thats why love was defined very differently for almost 50 or so years, before this change took place.
Edited by Ashley.Tisdale - 4 years ago
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