Love in today’s world is a loaded emotion. With trends such as situation, throwing, ghost, lime bombing and more dating world, it becomes more difficult to find true love. Gen Z, a relatively new child on the dating block, is not too pumped on dating applications. But love is what they are still looking for. And who doesn’t want it?
On the day of promise, Gen Z tells that they want from their partners. For the 19-year-old Yasha Naida, a student with Tana, the only thing he wants is, “they match my energy, which may mean there are no dry texts and half baked! I would like to be 100% real and in That moment. “
Twenty-two years AAAFA SAED, an employee of the Mumbai communication strategy, says: “The only promise I want my partner to support is never to allow difficult times to respect each other. Regardless of the problems we face, kindness and Understanding should always be the first.
Traditional love in modern time
Divya Bihani digital creator, 23 years old, is a “old school lovers” and seeks traditional relationships. She says, “I would like my partner to ever educate old arguments while we are discussing the current issue. It should always be” now “at the moment.”
Exclusiveness may not be in every cup of tea in this generation, but for Visha Agro, a 22-year-old graphic designer Mumbai says: “During these times romantic studies and a world full of options, exclusivity-sections. The promise I give and waiting that my partner will retain faithfulness and exclusivity. “
Communication prevails higher for Gen Z
For Rachel Fargas, 22 years old, the founder of the fashion brand, communication creates the basis of her relationship. She says, “I wish they were always honest. Agree, talk to me about what affects you; regardless of the obstacle, I believe we can overcome it when we are honest together.” It is also concerned with the slices of Gandhi, a 23-year-old social media consultant from Mumbai. “I would always like them to communicate with me. Most often I tend to rethink things. So, if there is an open channel for communication, just talking to them is much easier.”
23-year-old food stylist from Mumbai Tanishka Devan may not agree with the greater: “I have not been in the relationship over the last five years, but what I am looking for my partner is to keep up with the promise sharing all the right and wrong things that I would like to know the third party for me to help keep the built -in untouched.
A promise may mean honest and transparent regardless of the situation. I wouldn’t want them to hide things from me. “
When it comes to love and relationships, sometimes the simplest things are hard to find. Aaria Rhine, creator of digital content with Lonavala, wants the relationship to fit. “No matter what life brings, both partners should continue to love, support and stand with each other. It is about management of things the same, face problems together and never let go,”-will be 19 years old.
