1. any type of connection that brings two individuals together for a period of time
2. something other than a friends with benefits
3. more than a mutual understanding!!
2. something other than a friends with benefits
3. more than a mutual understanding!!
1. I have been in a relationship for over 3 years.
2. Who cares about cut buddies, I am in a relationship.
2. Who cares about cut buddies, I am in a relationship.
by thalovagurl!! November 8, 2003
A bond between two people; One person works to create/maintain love and fufillment while the other person waits for something better to come along.
by 30' something March 17, 2007
a simple inconviencence that means whoever you are dating tries to dictate what you do, where you go, and-basically-dicatates your freedom.
Mark: Did George get shipped off to Iraq? I haven't seen him forever!
Matthew: Nope, he is in a relationship.
Matthew: Nope, he is in a relationship.
by donkeylips6 February 12, 2010
by girl369x February 3, 2008
An idealistic old school definition of a romantic relationship: When two youthful adults, often of the opposite sex, based on their judgment of compatibility and attraction, agreed to move up from dating /courting status into a stage of hope that they can help fulfill each other through adventures to grow together and individually.
The beginning is always a high, but if the good energy isn't honestly, constructively used by both parties with right care, the fun won't last long.
It is an emotionally hard loss when it often fails without fruition, but something indispensable to go after in life's pursuit of happiness, just as is finding one's life work. Getting over this pain is smoother when the breaking up ex is actually smart & kind, and/or the broken up receives compassionate support over time.
If one who manages to make way with finding their true best gets to encounter another one who also has character, and they resonate that with flowing chemistry to overcome obstacles, the elusive sparkly lasting love might just be in reach, leading to better things.
The beginning is always a high, but if the good energy isn't honestly, constructively used by both parties with right care, the fun won't last long.
It is an emotionally hard loss when it often fails without fruition, but something indispensable to go after in life's pursuit of happiness, just as is finding one's life work. Getting over this pain is smoother when the breaking up ex is actually smart & kind, and/or the broken up receives compassionate support over time.
If one who manages to make way with finding their true best gets to encounter another one who also has character, and they resonate that with flowing chemistry to overcome obstacles, the elusive sparkly lasting love might just be in reach, leading to better things.
His first relationship had some attraction and length, but failed because neither party was took care nor matured enough.
Though he was crushed after the second relationship failed, she fortunately left him with helpful lessons for his future relationships, and sent him home to reconnect with his family.
They seem to be a match and could have a good relationship with their consistent work ethics and sense of balance.
Though he was crushed after the second relationship failed, she fortunately left him with helpful lessons for his future relationships, and sent him home to reconnect with his family.
They seem to be a match and could have a good relationship with their consistent work ethics and sense of balance.
by BenShino-san September 1, 2008
The act of engagement in a relationship.
Verb: To be actively engaged in a connection with someone, or something, else
When each of us choose to interact together, we are relationshipping.
Verb: To be actively engaged in a connection with someone, or something, else
When each of us choose to interact together, we are relationshipping.
by The Art of Relationshipping June 24, 2022