Has LOVE Come to an End? with Regina Navarro Lins

HAS LOVE COME TO AN END? with Regina Navarro Lins

❤️New ways of loving in the 21st century

A live, direct, and unfiltered conversation for those who have realized that the traditional relationship model no longer works the way it used to.

Does love, as we knew it, still exist?
Or are we just repeating patterns out of habit, fear, or lack of alternatives?

Reserve your spot.

What will be discussed at this event?
🧠 A deep analysis of why the traditional relationship model is in crisis
💬 Real reflections on jealousy, possession, fidelity, and the fear of loneliness
🔓 A clinical look at how much of romantic love is social construction or choice
⚡ Questions about monogamy, marriage, and the “ideal partner,” without romanticizing
🌱 New ways of loving that are already emerging and why they still cause discomfort
🎤 Open space for questions and interaction with the audience

General Info:
📆 Date: May 20, 2026
🕛 Time: 8:00 PM
📍 Location: Gamaro Theater, Rua Dr. Almeida Lima, 1178, Mooca
⏳ Duration: approximately 2 hours

Description:
For the first time in this format, Regina Navarro Lins takes the stage in São Paulo for a live conversation that challenges deeply ingrained ideas about love, relationships, and happiness.
In an unprecedented event, she poses a provocative question. What if much of what we call love is actually social construction, habit, or fear of being alone?
Monogamy, marriage, fidelity, jealousy, and the search for the “ideal partner” are analyzed without idealization and without ready answers.
With over 50 years of clinical experience, Regina has become one of the country’s leading experts on the subject. Known for her participation in the show Amor & Sexo on TV Globo and the series Terceira Metade on Globoplay, she questions norms and opens the door for new ways of thinking about contemporary bonds.
This event is an invitation to rethink love in a freer, more conscious, and more honest way.
A unique night, live.
“Perhaps love hasn’t ended. Perhaps the way we learned to love needs to end.”