The love language of Gen Z! These words from Q to T are telling the truth of today’s relationship.

For Gen Z, love is not just a feeling, but a complete experience, which has its own words, its own rules and its own complications. While in olden times, relationships were formed through letters and long conversations, today’s dating is based on short-term decisions, unspoken signals and trending terms. Has taken birth in this new world Gen Z’s love dictionarywhich expresses the condition of the heart in one word.

Today we will understand those words starting with Q, R, S and T, which show the truth of today’s dating culture without any filter – sometimes in a humorous manner, sometimes with bitter reality.

Question Deficit

On the first date, you ask the other person everything from his/her favorite movie to childhood trauma. But when it comes to you, the other person just smiles. This is Question Deficit, where interest is one-sided and the conversation becomes an interview.

Relationship Anarchy

There are no labels here, no priorities are set. Relationship Anarchy is the choice of those who believe that every relationship should make its own rules. Love, friendship and connection – all equal, without any social frame.

Roommate Syndrome

It was a dream to live together, but in reality you are just sharing a house. No romance, no arguments – just bills and duties. This is Roommate Syndrome, where love turns into a daily habit.

Shrekking

Dating someone thinking that “he can’t leave me.” Shrecking is the name of the same illusion, where the partner considered less attractive is considered a safe choice and later gets the biggest surprise.

Throning

Here love matters less and profit matters more. Throneing is when someone is dated just because they can wear the crown of social coolness.

Turbo Dating

Three dates, and the decision is ready. Turbo Dating reflects the speed of Gen Z, where time is short and there is no room for confusion. Apart from this, Touch of the ‘Tism’ is also a dictionary word. That means a little different, a little uncomfortable, but interesting. This term reflects the mindset where social awkwardness is considered cute.