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Complicationship 

When a couple goes from "In a relationship" to "It's complicated". They are broken up but miss eachother enough to consider dating again if they both get their shit together.
The two lovebirds had a hard time living together as a couple so they broke up and are now in a complicationship.
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Complicationship 

Derived from the 'It's complicated' relationship option on Facebook. People who are not quite sure whats happening between them are in a complicationship.
Gossip 1: I've seen Dave and Clare together a lot recently. Are they going out?
Gossip 2: Don't think so. They're just in a complicationship.
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Complicationship 

A complicationship is when two people want to be in a relationship, act in ways that are indicative of a relationship, but still have separate life issues that prevent an actual relationship from occurring. This can be between two people who have never been in a relationship, or if the two were previously in a relationship, and are trying to potentially revisit it.

relationship complicated
Those two seem like they want to date, but with so much going on in their lives, right now it’s just a complicationship
Complicationship by Zenologia October 1, 2019
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Can also be used in response to a ban or mute in a forum site or online chat.
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Bob: Literally 1984!

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Me: Woah! TLDU!
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