Young Relationships., Dramatic? i think so. |
Young Relationships., Dramatic? i think so. |
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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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i think you just have to be lucky. I am 15 and have been with my boyfriend over 6 months. we had some drama at the beginning of my relationship, but we stuck together and things worked out, but a lot of couples just quit when the going gets tough. i think in high school most relationships die out, and most people dont marry their high school "sweetheart". very view defy the odds of this and end up happily married with a relationship from adolescence like my sister, but even that relationship had drama at some points. i think the best thing to do in the ages of 12-17 is date cautiously, so that you wont get too attatched if it were to end suddenly, but still carefully if things lasted over a 3 month period.
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