The Failure Of Relationships In Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet

Imagine two people in love that come from very different backgrounds. What kind of things should be important to make the relationship last? Most would agree that they are things like love, respect, kindness, and communication. The majority of all relationships naturally begin with these things but it is very possible that the relationship can fail if the obvious things such as respect aren't exemplified. With the correct balance you can find love and true happiness. After factoring in things like family and culture, these things are easier said than done.

In the Shakespearian time it was most common for teenagers to meet in social gatherings. Now days it's so much easier for teenagers to talk to each other. Teenagers are getting phones at younger ages and they have internet in their homes and can plan to see each other as often as they would like to. Because teenagers have the resources to create opportunities to spend time together it makes it easier for them to build a strong foundation or move on and find someone else in very little time. Contrary
An example would be what was said by Juliet when she professed that she would rather hear her family members died than hear that her love is banished. Her actions and feelings are primarily unbalanced when she finds out Romeo killed her cousin Tybalt. She cries with the nurse saying hateful things about Romeo yet the very next moment she gets mad at herself for being angry at her love. Juliet's actions and feelings are premature because she is only thirteen years old and without experience. Only a couple years not far behind Romeo's character is questionable when he claims to be deeply in love with Rosaline one day then the next day Juliet who is now suddenly the love of his life. Teenagers move just as quick nowadays but there are so much more advances in modern day that keep them distracted from going as far as getting