The other day one of my professors passed around a flyer that asked something I found to be quite complicated: Describe modern ideas of love, relationships, and dating.
I'm fairly young but have had my fair share of relationships and dating, both good and bad. In talking with my grandmother and mother I've learned that what happens today is quite different than what they were accustomed to. Of course ideals change but looking around me I see that love and marriage are simply not taken as seriously.
Today relationships are far more complicated, thanks to technology. I've heard tales of relationships ending because of things found on someone's facebook or cell phone. It's harder to meet and converse with people walking down streets and halls with their ipod's blaring.
Turning on the T.V. I witness the disfunction on shows like Flavor of Love, The Bachelor, and that horrible Bret Michael's show. Has it really come to this?
I wrote my college research paper on marraige and how our society has tainted the sanctity of marriage and love with what we see in the media, I think it does have an impact on my generation, the divorce rate is higher than ever (I believe divorce can be postive). Typing "Milwaukee Divorce" shows me 1,871 locations around the city. It leaves me wondering what the future of love and relationships will be. What do you think?
MrRight0
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