Ibrahim Ishag

Love in the age of fluid modernity

The most important patterns through which liquid modernity appeared in the era of globalization, is the commodification of the body and “liquidity” that has been hierarchically hierarchical until entering the family home. Anything that might fall into one's hands should immediately enjoy, for who knows what the future might bring? Thus, gratification has lost its aura and attractiveness, so one does not feel safe from the benefits of the work and effort that he invests today while he is heading towards reaching the reward; Gains can be losses in the blink of an eye, joyous rewards can become disgrace, fashions come and go with dizzying speed and all objects of desire move at an erratic pace, and, unfortunately, the word has become "disgusting" for nothing louder than pleasure.