Relationships

No. You're too young for a serious relationship.

>>17307422
You're 18.
>haven't had a serious relationship
You're doing good.

>>17307422
>18
>still a kid
>wonder if it's OK to be childish
Yes you're pretty much normal

>>17307422
No. Social dynamics are changing. Relationships and marriages are on the decline. The world your parents grew up in is gone. Most of us statistically won't "settle down" until our mid to late 20s.

Love is dead. So just enjoy yourself and don't beat yourself up for not being tied down.

>>17307422
Don't trust them. You already fucked up, only solution is to an hero. Godspeed!

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>>17307448
Thanks chums>>17307435
>>17307433
>>17307427
>>17307426
When did you guys get in a serious relationship?

>>17307462
23, fresh out of college and really looking to establish myself as an "adult."

Turned out to be really bad for me, and a waste of 3 years of my life. Think before you date. Don't be in such a hurry to fall in love, because most times you're just really into the validation and the sex. Relationships are painted as completely wonderful and they can have many good moments, but no one wants to tell you it is a lot of work, patience, and giving up things you want in the interest of keeping your partner happy (Especially as a male, which I am assuming you are). Not everybody can do it. I certainly couldn't. The rewards just didn't match up with the effort I was putting in and I found out I prefer being alone in my living space.

I really wish someone told me this when I was 18.

>>17307492
Sound advice. Compromise and patiences, tricky thing to do at any age. And yea a male