Schnell.liebig

Today's "relationship-impaired generation" is still stuck on Tinder and missing out on the big feelings. In her first book, Lina Mallon makes the case for plunging headlong into love again, without a net or a false bottom. She dispels dating myths, tells how the search for the great love really feels, shares anecdotes of bad or good dates and painful breakups. And she notes again and again: we've become really damn "fast-loving," giving up far too quickly when a little something doesn't suit us, and wiping each other off the screen because of superficialities. Where is love supposed to come from there? Lina Mallon writes about the dating behavior of a generation that has no problem being single, but still yearns for love. Even if she first has to learn to admit it again. She tells about life as a single woman in Hamburg, somewhere in her twenties, between the stools and not so far away from the real lesson: In the end, it is important to arrive at yourself. "Schnell.liebig" is a plea for love not to be sought, but to be risked.