So, in this recent podcast episode, J. Cole talks about how he thinks that this generation gives up on love too quickly, and I feel like I would have to agree just in general. I feel like we're very quick with, like, cancel culture and all that, but definitely would love to hear y'all's thoughts on what he says here in this video.

Hey, this is Doe Post, I say all the time, love is work, people hate it, I don't know why, I guess they ready to give up too. Shout out to J. Cole.

i 100% agree with you and j cole especially with the fact that nowadays you know with social media coming into play and how people see how others are in their like love lives and just seeing what other people have you know comparison is a thief of joy but also the options quote unquote right like people see like all those things out there and they're like oh okay like i can have him too or i can do better it's like we become so disposable and i hate that i wish we appreciated one another more

Like you said before, it's beauty in the eyes of struggle, you know, so ain't nothing perfect but just it's sad because this generation now just as soon as something not going right, you know, they're willing to just dip, you know, it's unfortunate, you know, that it's like that now, but you know, you do have some of those that are still fighters out there and I still fight for their love and and their relationship and definitely marriage for the ones that's married, you know, so but I definitely agree with

That's a fact this generation definitely give up on love too easy, but I think it got everything to do with the value system You know, um, the average person value things that doesn't do anything for you or can't benefit you in no kind of way So although a relationship is beneficial for man and woman is it's not value So the the material things in relationships are valued. So When those things go the relationship cease to exist You