Definition Of Love

I believe that love isn't what it used to be

I believe that love isn’t what it used to be. Growing up, I watched so many movies, and the only thing I got out of them is that love can be truly magical if you are willing to work for it. I’ve also learned that with love, comes responsibility, and with that responsibility, comes a new outlook on how you will spend your life. But what I’ve come to find out, is that love, or the idea of love, that is, is rapidly changing into something that I, myself, and many others, don’t want.

Love used to be sending your soldier off to war with a teary eyed embrace and a goodbye kiss, the last kiss you may share, and you would keep that moment close to your heart forever. Love was bringing flowers home to your wife, where she welcomed you with open arms and a home cooked meal. It was all about balance, really. You took care of each other, made each other happy in your own special way, and that was known as love back then. But as time went on, the meaning of love decreased to a measly three words over text message, and you racking your brain to try and figure out if they mean it or not. That’s not love, not in the slightest, that’s just an exchange of words that’s supposed to mean everything between two people. So when I

I don’t search for the old version of love anymore, because I have come to find that it rarely exists anymore. I have embraced the way that the technology generation shows love, no matter how much I don’t want it that way. Love really isn’t what it used to be, and that makes me feel bad for my own generation, as well as the generations to come. We will never really know what love used to be like, and how it made people feel back then, and the difference between their feelings then, and our feelings now. It was with an aching heart that I realized that love isn’t what it used to