Modern love new york times
"Modern Love" is a popular column in The New York Times that explores the ups and downs of modern relationships, love, and intimacy. The column was founded by Daniel Jones in 2004 and has since become a beloved and iconic feature of the newspaper.
The column typically features essays from a wide range of writers, including celebrities, authors, and everyday people, who share their personal stories and experiences of love, relationships, and heartbreak. The essays are often humorous, poignant, and relatable, and cover a range of topics, including dating, marriage, parenthood, infidelity, and more.
Some of the most popular "Modern Love" columns have included:
- "I'm a 35-Year-Old Woman, and I'm Still a Virgin" by Rachel Handler (2018)
- "I'm a 40-Year-Old Man, and I'm Still Single" by David Brooks (2017)
- "I'm a 30-Year-Old Woman, and I'm Still in Love with My Ex" by Rachel Handler (2019)
- "I'm a 50-Year-Old Man, and I'm Still in Love with My High School Sweetheart" by David Brooks (2018)
The column has also been adapted into a popular podcast, "Modern Love," which features audio versions of the essays, as well as interviews with the writers and other experts in the field of relationships.
"Modern Love" has become a cultural phenomenon, with millions of readers around the world tuning in each week to read the latest essays and share their own stories of love and relationships. The column has also been praised for its thoughtful and nuanced exploration of the complexities of modern relationships, and has been credited with helping to normalize conversations about love, sex, and intimacy.