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12/26/2015 4:57:12 AM
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Is Love Dead?
Recently, I've noticed that less and less people are really "falling in love". But why is this? Love comes in many forms; lustful love, mutual love, hateful love, familial love, friendly love, etc. For the most part, all of these forms of love are still present. So why does the phrase, "love is dead" even exist?
Whether you write it off as angsty teenagers wondering why they can't get a date or for people who want justification for why they're still single at 30. The phrase is there, open to interpretation. What do you think Offtopic? Do you think love is dead, or do you think it's still alive and kicking...just in a different form?
Is romance and chivalry a thing of the past?
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It depends on the people. Once two people are together they have access to other males or females at their finger tips. People don't stay together because they don't have too. I feel as though once a relationship gets hard it's easy to run away. Before I feel like it was harder to separate than stay together. People like things to be new and exciting and relationships aren't always like that so they move on and sometimes two people just kinda like each other and it starts as "talking" and maybe becomes more but they don't truly love each other, it's just for the moment. Idk, their are many reasons
