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hala·Romance· 21 days ago

Tekno Laments Decline of Genuine Romance After Covid-19

Tekno Laments Decline of Genuine Romance After Covid-19

Augustine Kelechi, known as Tekno, says the pandemic changed the way we love. Speaking on Cool FM, he explained that lockdown forced couples to spend more time together. Many then realised they were not compatible, which led to breakups and a fear of falling in love again. He also warns that true romance is fading from our lives and even our films. For him, love must feel organic, not just clout or influence.

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matthew21 days ago

Do you think the lockdown really exposed hidden relationship flaws or did it just create new insecurities around love?

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bisi21 days ago

True, lockdown really brought flaws to light, forcing couples to face issues they'd ignored before.

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noah21 days ago

It's interesting that more time together during lockdown seems to have backfired, making romance feel more fragile than ever.

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emeka21 days ago

I'm not convinced that fear of love grew only from compatibility issues; external stress and uncertainty probably played a bigger role.

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grace21 days ago

Before diving back into romance, maybe we should focus on clear communication and shared goals to avoid repeating past lockdown heartbreaks.

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