Young Relationships., Dramatic? i think so. |
Young Relationships., Dramatic? i think so. |
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![]() who again? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 555 Joined: Jul 2004 Member No: 31,458 ![]() |
Almost all young relationships (12 - 17) always have some sort of drama. Why do we adolescent people deal with it? Alot of those relationships end in about a span of one week to three months. the lucky ones go past that mark. The word love eventually plays a major role in the relationship showing that one "loves" the other. which is entirely bullshizz, or i could be wrong. but in my opinion 95% of the young relationships that take part, are eventually going to die out in that span of one week to three months. the word love is most likely tossed around more than once as a word to describe deep liking. but still.. that's not true love. What is your opinion on our relationships that we have as adolescents?
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![]() dakishimetainoni... ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Staff Alumni Posts: 4,322 Joined: Dec 2004 Member No: 75,318 ![]() |
ALL relationships have drama. just because you're older doesn't mean that your relationship will be great and last a long time.
i highly disagree with you on how long the relationships last. 95% is way too high of a percentage. it may apply for much younger kids but when you're like 16+ it's less likely. sure kids are all "baby i love you" after maybe half a week, but they're young. what do they know about being in love? it's usually infatuation. if you're like 16 and you buy into that "i love you" stuff more than once, than shame on you. |
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