The modern relationship is a fallacy. I mean, what is a relationship exactly and why is our generation so very afraid of it? Is it a meeting of two minds, their gentle complexities intertwining to form an unbreakable unit that is bound by enduring trust and mutual respect? Is it a partnership where both parties have an equal say in how things move forward? Is it two individuals who meet regularly over a drink or a meal to share their lives with each other, both silently bothering about the intimacy of the situation and what it could possibly mean? Is it the same “one night stand” that you wake up next to for the fourth weekend in a row? Is it the person on the other side of the country or the world that you occasionally text when the feelings of loneliness become impossible to bear? There isn't one solid definition of what a relationship is because the people in them are so different. Each one has its own specific parameters. The problem with the modern relationship is th...