Review asked a few young men whether they still believe in love or whether is it just an overrated concept to them
Moloko Chosi - " I am too young to even consider the concept of love. But I do believe attractions exist. Maybe love is too strong a word of what exists in the world today"
POLOKWANE – As soon as we get over the Jan-u-worry blues, we can focus on what makes the world go around, LOVE.
But before we even to begin to ask about love, it’s only fitting to find out from the young men in our community whether they still believe in love or is it just an overrated concept to them.
Tlou Sebola – ” I think love is overrated. Today for somebody to love you, they look at what you have and how they can benefit from being with you, which is wrong. Love was real in the past but not today”
Sipho Napo – “I am all for love. I found my queen so I don’t think love is overrated, our problems begin with the people we choose to entertain”
Hanyani Siwela – “True love does exist, people just use their negative experiences to influence other people. Love is not perfect and it wont be hugs and kisses everyday, but it seems people don’t want to go through hardships to keep the ones they love in their lives”
Saki Koka – “I think love still exists, it’s just that the young people today are just too impatient. They don’t have tolerance, which one needs for their love to grow and blossom”
Musa Mpangane – ” I would love to believe that an old school love does exist but in this time and day, it’s looking bleak. Love isn’t in the form that it was in when our parents and grandparents so I don’t think it still exists in it’s purest form”
