How Have Relationships Changed Since Shakespeare's Time

What differences through the years support the fact that relationships since Shakespeare's time has changed drastically but has also stayed the same in some aspects? Throughout all of shakespeare’s plays there has been at least one relationship that has ended badly or wasn’t even expected to happen. Which is also how most relationships go in today’s time. Ranging from the teenage doomed relationship in Romeo and Juliet to the incest in Hamlet. The relationships in today's time are similar to relationships back in shakespeare's time because people still cheat, people still go behind each other's backs, the idea of relationships have changed, and people still treat each other the same. The reasons for which someone may cheat varies from person
Although that is not a relationship, that is more along the lines of being with a prostitute without having to pay her because the relationship is under mutual terms. Relationships have turned into more of a business agreement rather than actually falling in love with someone. Relationships nowadays have taken on a somewhat competitive aspect in our society in the sense that people aspire to be the best of the best. A sort of “Our love is more true than yours” kind of thing. People in today’s time can get so caught up in trying to outdo others that their relationship itself can lose some of it’s luster while during Shakespeare's era people simply focused more on themselves regardless of what others thought about their relationship. Take Romeo and Juliet for example. They loved one-another despite how their respective families would feel concerning the two’s indiscretions. Yet then again they decided to die for each other which was slightly overkill. Certain aspects of relationships have changed over time but the basis of relationships is still the same. Also, the aspect of love has not changed some people just think more or less about