Situationship

"We’re not unloving— we just don’t want to define it."

In an era where we binge-watch at double speed and use stickers instead of typing out replies,
who still dares to seriously say, “I love you”?

Welcome to 2025— the true landscape of modern romance.
Flirting is free ✔️ Commitments are too costly ❌
Liking someone is fine ✔️ Love is off-limits ❌
Being together is okay ✔️ Just don’t say it out loud ❌
Hugging is fine ✔️ But don’t hold hands too long ❌

Two rooms. Four young people.
Two relationships that are more than friendship but not quite love.
Labeled as Situationships—
a little love, a little fear; a little closeness, a little distance.
They try to read each other’s hearts, yet refuse to give those heartbeats a name.

This is a tribute to anyone who has ever been in a relationship and felt:
"I have feelings, but I’m afraid of getting hurt."
"I want to get close, but I’m afraid of the awkwardness."
"I’m not sure if I love them, but I do know I don’t want to lose them."

★★★ A live-action documentary of modern love for today’s young generation ★★★

If Roland Barthes himself were sitting in the theater,
he’d probably post an IG story with a snarky caption:
"I warned you fifty years ago— lovers are always waiting for proof of love.
I just didn’t expect you to be even more afraid of that proof than when I wrote it."

Ready to confront the most real, awkward, and bittersweet state of love in 2025?
Bring your anxiety, ambiguity, and those promises you’d rather avoid (or your situationship partner).
See you in the theater.