Do you think love is enough to sustain a relationship? Well, this isn’t me, but a Reddit user asking. In the current space of dating and romance, love has seemingly left the chat. From chasing trends like situationships, bread crumbing to benching, the sector of love is clearly messed up. And speaking of relationships, the reddit user’s question seems pretty valid. As per the thread, the Redditor enquires if love is all that you need to sustain a long term relationship, and other users on the platform, jumped in to give their views.
Weighing in, a few users mentioned the importance of mutual respect and trust. Many others mentioned that love is complicated and entails many emotions. A Reddit user wrote–”I don’t know. I think it can be enough if the love between two people is strong enough. I mean love makes people do shit they otherwise wouldn’t. It makes us step outside ourselves to think of another. I always saw love as giving and caring. It lends itself to respect and trust naturally by virtue of putting the other first, looking out for their well being, and embracing who they are.”
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Another user wrote–”The secret is keeping love fresh, being innovative and having ideas to keep the spark going. Wayyyy easier said than done.” Well, that’s true. There are many factors that make a long term relationship work and love cannot be the only ingredient. What I believe works like magic is the “intent.” Love at the end of the day is a choice and you need to have the intent to make things work, at the end of the day. What do y’all think?
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