Elizabeth

“Among the older lovers, brain regions associated with anxiety were no longer active; instead, there was activity in the areas associated with calmness.”1 Neurologically it’s similar to the kind of love you feel for an old friend or a family member.”
― Aziz Ansari, Modern Romance: An Investigation

“made me wonder whether our ability and desire to interact with strangers is another muscle that risks atrophy in the smartphone world.”
― Aziz Ansari, Modern Romance: An Investigation

“So you’re going to horrible places and meeting horrible people and you’re complaining about it? Live your life like a decent person. Go to the grocery store, buy your own food, take care of yourself. If you live a responsible life, you’ll run into responsible people,” he said.”
― Aziz Ansari

“How do we figure out when to call, when to text, and when to just drop everything, stand outside someone’s window, and serenade them with your favorite nineties R&B tune, perhaps “All My Life” by K-Ci & JoJo?”
― Aziz Ansari, Modern Romance: An Investigation