You act like a couple but you’re unsure whether you can give it that label? This “Am I In A Situationship Quiz” is here to the rescue! Created by a relationship counselor with a Master’s degree in psychology and extensive experience figuring out the complexities of modern love, this quiz delves into the murky waters […]
This age of endless swiping on dating apps and social media overload has given rise to numerous fluid relationship variations, one of which is situationship. If you find yourself in one, it’s critical to know how to end a situationship with grace and without hurt because impermanence is the defining feature of such fluid connections.
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Have you ever questioned your own sanity after an argument with your partner? You might be confused whether it was you that caused the fight to escalate or them. Perhaps you even said some insulting things you’re not proud of. However, this is not necessarily a sign that you’re narcissistic. Narcissists often twist situations to
James and I had a really strong relationship. We were together for five years and did everything together. We shared secrets, and made each other laugh. Whenever I was down, James was there to lift me up. We went on traveling adventures, watched movies, and just enjoyed each other’s company. But then, I found out
I was once in a situationship, long before Gen-Zers had a term for it. It was the most exhilarating and also the most emotionally draining romantic experience of my life. While I loved the idea of coloring outside the lines of a typical relationship, things got messy once feelings got thrown into the mix and
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Juhi and I have been together for 6 years. However, we have been arguing with each other daily. We argue about minor things like food preferences or even about what we should watch on tv. And sometimes we argue about major things like her helping her friends and family financially even though we are both
