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Do Love and Romance Still Exist? Yeah. But you’ve got to squint to see it. Somewhere under the rubble of half-naked “I’m healing” selfies and breakup playlists on repeat, love is still breathing. Faintly. But it’s there. It’s definitely bad out there, no denying that. But the people doing it wrong are the ones screaming the loudest. Divorce rates are actually down from twenty, thirty years ago. You’d never guess it. Back then, people didn’t broadcast their failures. There was

We get it, you were interested, and now you’re not. Nothing wrong with that. Happens all the time. But why can’t people just have the decency to say it? Why make someone figure it out on their own, leave them replaying messages, wondering if they said something wrong, checking their phone like it owes them closure. When a new connection had you feeling good and then just dies, it stings. You tell yourself they’re just busy, you try to stay cool while your stomach knots itself

She’ll ignore the guy who fumbles his words, who blushes when she looks at him, who’s terrified of saying the wrong thing, because he’s not smooth. He doesn’t know the lines. He doesn’t have the timing. He doesn’t make her pulse quicken on command. But that’s the guy who’s dying to love her right. The one who’d give everything just to hold her steady in a world that never is. Meanwhile, the guy who knows how to flip every switch, hit every trigger, say all the right things...

You know what’s wrong with dating these days? Everything’s an audition. Everyone’s trying to be the most impressive version of themselves for someone who’s already bored halfway through the performance. It’s not about connection anymore, it’s about branding. Swipe left, swipe right, it’s a digital meat market with better lighting. Nobody wants to fall anymore; they want to land safely. They don’t want sparks; they want strategy. The modern love story isn’t written in ink, it’