Adolescents over the past five hundred years have always desired a sexual relationship with the opposite sex. Romeo and Juliet were no different. At the beginning of "The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare" Romeo is in love with this girl, Rosaline. As soon as Romeo sees Juliet in front of the mascara bowl he declares that he is in love. If he went from Rosaline to Juliet instantly, never loved Rosaline, only liked her sexually, it's probably the same with Juliet. He is still in love with Rosaline at this time, but then he completely forgets about Rosaline and moves on to Juliet as soon as he sees her. He doesn't know her at all, he fell in love with her just by looking at her physical appearance. This fact proves that The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is actually a story of lust. Romeo and Juliet decide to get married a few hours after their first meeting, which is not enough time to decide to spend the rest of their time together. He didn't even know Juliet until he kissed her in the mascara bowl. He was heartbroken for Rosaline. He went so far as to say if he sees...