Follow us onIn contemporary fast-paced culture, romantic relationships have become the central form of interaction among people. Traditionally, romantic relationships were more private, and people were likely to engage in romance privately due to family, cultural, or institutional fear. In modern contemporary narratives, romantic love is accorded a special status as compared to other forms of intimacy. Romantic love is no longer a separate area of interaction; it has become a site for identity formation. Young people engage in social transactions through diverse peer interactions, negotiating and defining social meanings, managing conflicts, and creating their self-concept by assuming various social roles.