My young sisters of today.

What’s going on with young women and love today? It seems like, to be "loved" or to be "in-love", is all we crave. Without it we seem undesirable, incomplete, broken even. So my question today is why is it this way? Why are there so many young women being misinformed when it comes to "love" and being “wanted”? Evidently being “wanted” is more important than being respected. When did we become products to be sold? Selling our body and soul for 30 minutes of unattached, one-sided intimacy is a big price to pay for so called love. Has learning to be desirable become more important then learning life’s lessons? Or more important than growing up healthy and secure with who we are today, and who we will become in the further. Have those morals skipped our generation? Or is it because of the hypocritical view we have on fame and flashing lights? We all want to be liked and desired, but what price will we pay for it?