search
Modern Love
Trends
- 1Porsche offers factory CarPlay retrofit kits for older 911sβOne thing I love about Porsche is that they keep offering infotainment upgrades to their older models. This year, the 99
Porsche continues to support owners of older cars by offering factory infotainment retrofits. This year, 997.2 and 991.1 generation 911s, along with 987.2 and 981 Boxsters and Caymans, can be upgraded with official kits that add Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Observers are praising the company for keeping legacy models up to date rather than limiting modern features to new vehicles.
- 2Modern Love essay explores being gay in the Mormon faithβNothing Could Purify Me After What I'd Done https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/02/style/modern-love-i-wanted-to-be-a-good-m
A new Modern Love essay in the New York Times recounts a writer's struggle to remain a faithful Mormon while knowing he was gay, under the title 'Nothing Could Purify Me After What I'd Done'. Readers are sharing reflections on faith, identity and the personal cost of reconciling religious belonging with sexuality.
- 3Radio Digital Malayali airs lofi remix of Hariharan classicβNow playing on Radio Digital Malayali: Walking in the Moonlight - lofi remix by Hariharan! Tune in now with 63 other lis
Radio Digital Malayali, an online radio station, is currently streaming a lofi remix of "Walking in the Moonlight" by Indian playback singer Hariharan, with 63 listeners tuned in at the time of the announcement. The station focuses on Indian lofi music, giving classic tracks a relaxed, modern remix treatment for online audiences.
- 4For These Couples, Love Doesn't Mean SexβWhat Do We Want From Love? For These Couples, Itβs Not Sex.
The New York Times examines couples whose relationships thrive without sex, asking what people truly want from love. The piece highlights partnerships built on emotional intimacy, companionship and chosen commitment rather than sexual connection, including asexual and sexless-by-choice couples. It reflects a broader conversation about whether sex is essential to a committed relationship and how modern couples define love on their own terms.