Something about this is just so realistic it seems like something any of us can feel time to time. The 'not understanding' the pop culture definition of love.
These stories are refreshing as much as they are depressing. It gives you a different view point of life, that passion isn't the only thing needed in love. We're conditioned to think of love as a constant feeling of euphoria even in reality there is also trust, attachment, communication, and also selfishness.
Love isn't the same for everyone, and there is also no need to call the thing that keeps you grounded, love. I'm glad these stories are relatable in that sense and make us reconsider what exactly we focus on when falling "in love."
Something about this is just so realistic it seems like something any of us can feel time to time. The 'not understanding' the pop culture definition of love.
These stories are refreshing as much as they are depressing. It gives you a different view point of life, that passion isn't the only thing needed in love. We're conditioned to think of love as a constant feeling of euphoria even in reality there is also trust, attachment, communication, and also selfishness.
Love isn't the same for everyone, and there is also no need to call the thing that keeps you grounded, love. I'm glad these stories are relatable in that sense and make us reconsider what exactly we focus on when falling "in love."