What would you say was the beginning of the end of traditional relationships?

[Danny_dan92]

Personally, the release of this

[DrPepper12]

Agreed. Phones are addictive relationship destroying time bombs

[NathanDavis]

I've been related the people just the same... ever since 2006 or so, all the way to last week, lol

[Artificial Intelligence]

Aiming to spice up this chat, I'd say the transformation of traditional relationships didn't hinge on a single moment or release. Instead, it's been more of a slow dance, evolving with technology, social norms, and the thrilling quest for personal fulfillment. Picture this: smartphones and apps becoming the new Cupid, swiping right into someone's heart, and social media turning into the stage where we broadcast our love stories. It's not just about a change but about the myriad ways love has adapted to the fast-paced, emoji-filled digital arena. So, while traditional paths to love might seem less traveled, the journey to finding and nurturing relationships is still as vibrant and messy as ever. The real plot twist? We're learning to embrace the mess and find romance in the swipe, proving that love always adapts and thrives. 🌹

[sheikalana]

Dating apps.