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In the ever-evolving landscape of modern dating, we've somehow landed in a gray area I like to call "situationships. It's confusing, exhausting, and if I'm being brutally honest, a complete waste of time. Why are we so afraid of defining what we want? And why, for the love of all things romantic, do we continue to entertain relationships that are half-baked at best?
Left behind with all the other bad decisions of A situationship is the limbo of the dating world. And yet, we stay. The fear of being alone: Situationships offer just enough attention to keep us from feeling lonely but not enough commitment to feel secure.
Maybe they just need time. Spoiler alert: if they wanted to commit, they would. Modern dating culture: Apps have turned dating into a buffet.
Why settle for one dish when you can sample everything? Situationships thrive in this swipe-right world, where commitment feels like a lost art. Do you want it too? They take up space in our hearts and minds that could be better spent on real relationshipsβor better yet, on ourselves. A situationship is like a half-written novel you keep revisiting, hoping for a satisfying ending, only to realize the author or in this case, the other person has no intention of finishing the story. They keep us stuck, second-guessing our worth and our boundaries.
So, can we agree to leave situationships behind? Love this! Also, I think you are closing the door to someone else someone way better, that does want to have something with you by having a situationship.