Just 20 years ago, a man’s way of wooing a woman often involved romantic gestures: letters, poetry, moonlit walks, opening doors, and flowers. It was a process where a man demonstrated his seriousness and care.

In today’s world, much has changed. Social media has simplified communication but stripped it of depth. Instead of letters, we have stickers; instead of face-to-face meetings, video calls. How can one see a person’s soul through stickers? How can you glimpse their heart without an honest gaze? Both men and women increasingly use filters, as if hiding their true selves behind them.

Over the years, women have become more independent, shifting the dynamics of relationships. Mutual respect is now key—not just a man’s initiative.

Yet romance hasn’t disappeared; it has simply taken on new forms. It’s not about the era but about the willingness of both partners to create a warm connection.