I'm reading this book, The Rules of Attraction, and it's really just something incredibly light after all the mind-numbingly heavy reading I've had over the semester. But it has me thinking. It's all about the death of romance in college, everyone's just fucking everybody just because they can. I can't say that this relates directly to my life, I am not fucking everyone by any stretch of the imagination. But have we all stopped looking for romance? Do we just settle for...whatever we can get because we don't dare to hope that there's something more substantial out there? Have we been disappointed by romance too many times to believe that it exists (for us)?