Reese Witherspoon sparks outrage with surprising dating theory

Reese found herself in hot water after sharing her thoughts on modern dating.

The actress said A Shepard specialist Podcast that real-life romance in real life has declined because romantic comedy has not been achieved.

Reeste believed that people “learned social movements” from Rom-Coms and Pocoms, and their absence left younger generations uncertain.

But many people were drawn online, with social media users calling her views “outrageous,” “touchy,” and “an embarrassment to Hollywood.”

However, they argued that real-life struggles such as social anxiety and financial pressure from dating, are not due to the lack of dating.

One person wrote, “maybe dating less because of housing costs and social anxiety, not because I’m missing Meg Ryan.”

Another added that old romantic comedies teach unrealistic lessons about love, not healthy relationships.

Others said the RES comments showed how Hollywood stars lived in a bubble, not far removed from how most people work in dating today.

Some agreed with her in part, saying that movies are sometimes inspired by effort and emotional honesty, but even felt that her words came across as “privileged.”

The debate quickly took over social media and even got rid of the upcoming Hulu series All is Fair and the ongoing success of the early morning show.

Reese has yet to respond, but her comments sparked a great discussion about how movies, culture, and technology have shaped modern romance.