Member Topic: Romantic love today

In the age where technology intertwines with matters of the heart, love has taken on a new and vibrant form. Gone are the days of ink-stained love letters; instead, emotions now traverse through the realm of cyberspace.

Sure, some folks might say that technology has killed the romance, but I disagree. It's reinvented love, man! It's made it more colorful, more accessible. With just a few taps on your phone, you can send a heart or a kissy face to express your affection. You can video chat and see each other's smiling faces, even if you're on opposite sides of the globe.

What do you guys think of romantic love in the 21'st century?

Originally posted by: mintyblue

What do you guys think of romantic love in the 21'st century?

I only know of romantic love in the 21st century tho? I think I was climbing trees and playing tag in the 20th century?

True!!!!

But how would you compare it to the first decade of the 21'st century?

More like, modern love as opposed to love which we witnessed vis-a-vis our parents' generation

All this romantic love is waste of time for youth. Go to Himalayas and do meditation there and get enlightenment like Buddha. I reached that stage. I'm a full time sanyasini now.

Originally posted by: mintyblue

What do you guys think of romantic love in the 21'st century?

The way you describe it, it seems very similar to love in the 32nd century BC.

Yeah this love shove is such a waste of time. Do something that you will not have to regret later on. And any life that you build depending upon others will crumble sooner or later. That’s the romantic love today.love yourself and invest in yourself.

When I love someone, I give her my everything. My body, my mind, my heart and my soul.

Originally posted by: driven

When I love someone, I give her my everything. My body, my mind, my heart and my soul.

All good in the hood as long as you don’t give her your brain too

Originally posted by: Supari_khala

All good in the hood as long as you don’t give her your brain too

Hmm. Okay.

I still prefer love letters...