Love in Genz Era | Ft. Harsh & Rubina

Love is perhaps the most universally relatable emotion often associated as being a driving force in life -- seeking care, respect and a shared sense of belonging and growth.
How many of us know of OR are people who make love a primary deciding factor?
That is also very telling of the way we understand and express love, evolving through generations.
Under broader generalisations:
For older generations, romantic relationships were more structured and predictable, viewed with a sense of duty.
Cut to today: Love has taken on new forms with newer GenZ jargons - know of situationship? -- and a landscape of fluid identities and evolving definitions of relationships. Connections and choices may have grown exponentially, but the core remains the same, right?
Hear it from those who are closer to such experiences than I am!
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[@MichaelHalsell]

It's a risky and unpredictable idea to bind two strangers together based on the volatile and uncertain emotion of love. Marriage becomes the contract or instrument that penalizes the participants when love is no longer part of the union.

[@AttitudeMakeover]

Love the way you articulated it