Romance in Decline
Romance is faltering due to new technology and casual mindsets, making true connections more effortful to create.
True romance is on a decline as distanced and seemingly expendable connections become more common, driven by factors such as dating apps and hookup culture.
- Dating apps facilitate easy swipes and quick decisions based on superficial features.
- Hookup culture limits the desire to truly like someone.
- Technology enables comparisons to others without requiring real face-to-face connections.
These factors contribute to the devaluation of connections and the increasing prevalence of distance in relationships, ultimately creating an atmosphere where in-person interactions are less frequent and less motivated.
It's beginning to create an atmosphere where we don’t even have to get out of bed to speak to someone.
This sense of distance becomes a norm, making true connections even more challenging to establish.
Author's summary: Romance declines with technology and casual mindsets.
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