2008 Woodie Awards
She Said: One of you is graduating, is it time to call it quits?
Rachelle Murphy
Issue date: 3/19/06 Section: He Said/She Said
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Graduation is an exciting time for seniors. However, if they are dating an underclassman it might become a more stressful than exciting time.
Dating can be stressful enough especially when combined with a significant other who is graduating. There are difficult decisions that need to be made. Should you stay together or should you break up?
The answers to these questions depend a lot on what the couple is like and what they want. First, you and your significant other should sit down and seriously discuss your options. If you feel like your relationship is going somewhere (i.e. possibility for marriage) definitely keep working on your relationship.
Try to maintain a long distance relationship if the graduate is moving away. It may seem hard to maintain a relationship that is long distance, but if something is meant to be it will be. For others who feel that their relationship is more fun and games, then I would question staying together.
Why stay with someone when later down the line you could meet someone who you really like and want to have a relationship with? Also, there is no reason to stay in a relationship if you do not see a future. Breaking up will save heartache and time.
Before your significant other graduates or you graduate, you should sit down and discuss your options. See what would be best for the two of you and figure it out from there. Remember to follow your heart and don't hold anything back.
Dating can be stressful enough especially when combined with a significant other who is graduating. There are difficult decisions that need to be made. Should you stay together or should you break up?
The answers to these questions depend a lot on what the couple is like and what they want. First, you and your significant other should sit down and seriously discuss your options. If you feel like your relationship is going somewhere (i.e. possibility for marriage) definitely keep working on your relationship.
Try to maintain a long distance relationship if the graduate is moving away. It may seem hard to maintain a relationship that is long distance, but if something is meant to be it will be. For others who feel that their relationship is more fun and games, then I would question staying together.
Why stay with someone when later down the line you could meet someone who you really like and want to have a relationship with? Also, there is no reason to stay in a relationship if you do not see a future. Breaking up will save heartache and time.
Before your significant other graduates or you graduate, you should sit down and discuss your options. See what would be best for the two of you and figure it out from there. Remember to follow your heart and don't hold anything back.