If you are one of those people who likes to have fun without strings attached then you need to read this post. There's some crucial information right here and we will also talk about certain situations which you might need to know about. But even if you are just debating becoming friends with benefits with someone... You need to think about whether it's worth it or not. First of all, lot's look at the very obvious benefits when it comes to having someone that you can always hit up with a booty call. Pros For most people, it's the physical aspect. Orgasms are always nice. They make you stress-free and fill you up with happiness hormones that can have an effect on you for up to a couple of hours. How would you not want that all the time? Unfortunately, in most cases, only friends with benefits relationships are the only ones that can provide you with a lot of sex for a long period of time. If you get yourself a boyfriend or girlfriend then it's much di...
We start dating in our teenage years, when we're still young and carefree. Which is why these relationships are filled with so much passion. This is why our first crushes and relationships are so memorable, because they made us feel a lot more of love.
But this isn't enough.
Before I say anything: I know that some couples do make it and they spend their lives with each other, there are examples in my family. All I'm going to state in this post is what actually tears young couples apart. Now, let's talk about the core of it.
First of all, when you first start dating you don't have any experience. Obviously. So, what happens is, two people get together, who only know how relationships work from movies. Or in more fortunate cases, they learn from their parents. But they only get to see whatever's on the surface.
Because it's not all fun and games. It's a whole other person you have to take into consideration whenever you do something, and that's a lot of responsibility. Especially for a teen.
So, there will be hardships, there will be arguments and most relationships end at that point because: Nobody told me it would be this way. Why does this happen all the time? People just don't expect how hard it is to manage a healthy relationship. Mostly because they don't see examples of it, but that's another thing.
So yeah, it's hard, but what else? Some teens know how to handle arguments and disagreements, what about them?
Well, in most cases, it's their partner who messes up the whole thing, because they don't know how to do these things, but there are times when they don't. Then comes maturity. Because I don't care if you consider yourself an adult at 15 years old, you're just simply not. You may have had 2 long term relationships, you may have had sex and you may be able to discuss things calmly when you have a disagreement.
But that does not make a teen mature.
Also, sex and intimacy won't make a relationship work. And for some reason we just cannot get that through our heads most of the time.
You need emotional maturity to get into a proper relationship. Which is hard to come by at this age, mostly because teens are just really selfish. But that's fine, they're hard-wired to be that way. And there are very few of them who can actually change this aspect of their personality.
It also comes with stubbornness, and we already know how crappy it is to date someone who just can't compromise. It's actually the most common reason for arguments, which makes young lovers perfect examples why you should never date a stubborn person. Because it's a core part of them. And it's awful.
(By the way, I'm a teen, probably one of the very stubborn ones and it's so darn hard to make a relationship work, even if I work so hard. So like, we can't change this, we live with it and ruin everything around us. Great.)
But that's the main point. We're stubborn, we truly believe that this will work, we're going to be the ones who make it. We will torture each other with our toxic personalities, failing to properly solve them, until we just can't continue. Until we're completely broken and our soul is crushed.
So, even with so much passion and desire, young couples likely won't stay together, even if they're fighting for their relationship.
But this isn't enough.
Before I say anything: I know that some couples do make it and they spend their lives with each other, there are examples in my family. All I'm going to state in this post is what actually tears young couples apart. Now, let's talk about the core of it.
First of all, when you first start dating you don't have any experience. Obviously. So, what happens is, two people get together, who only know how relationships work from movies. Or in more fortunate cases, they learn from their parents. But they only get to see whatever's on the surface.
Because it's not all fun and games. It's a whole other person you have to take into consideration whenever you do something, and that's a lot of responsibility. Especially for a teen.
So, there will be hardships, there will be arguments and most relationships end at that point because: Nobody told me it would be this way. Why does this happen all the time? People just don't expect how hard it is to manage a healthy relationship. Mostly because they don't see examples of it, but that's another thing.
So yeah, it's hard, but what else? Some teens know how to handle arguments and disagreements, what about them?
Well, in most cases, it's their partner who messes up the whole thing, because they don't know how to do these things, but there are times when they don't. Then comes maturity. Because I don't care if you consider yourself an adult at 15 years old, you're just simply not. You may have had 2 long term relationships, you may have had sex and you may be able to discuss things calmly when you have a disagreement.
But that does not make a teen mature.
Also, sex and intimacy won't make a relationship work. And for some reason we just cannot get that through our heads most of the time.
You need emotional maturity to get into a proper relationship. Which is hard to come by at this age, mostly because teens are just really selfish. But that's fine, they're hard-wired to be that way. And there are very few of them who can actually change this aspect of their personality.
It also comes with stubbornness, and we already know how crappy it is to date someone who just can't compromise. It's actually the most common reason for arguments, which makes young lovers perfect examples why you should never date a stubborn person. Because it's a core part of them. And it's awful.
(By the way, I'm a teen, probably one of the very stubborn ones and it's so darn hard to make a relationship work, even if I work so hard. So like, we can't change this, we live with it and ruin everything around us. Great.)
But that's the main point. We're stubborn, we truly believe that this will work, we're going to be the ones who make it. We will torture each other with our toxic personalities, failing to properly solve them, until we just can't continue. Until we're completely broken and our soul is crushed.
So, even with so much passion and desire, young couples likely won't stay together, even if they're fighting for their relationship.
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Simple and well written !!
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