Love in brave new world

In "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley, love is suppressed and seen as a disruptive force that undermines stability in the society controlled by the World State. People are conditioned to prioritize loyalty to the state and fulfill their desires through promiscuity and consumption rather than forming meaningful emotional connections. The novel critiques the devaluation of love and human relationships in a world where individuality is sacrificed for efficiency and control.