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complicautious 

A cross between 'complicated' and 'to be treated with caution'.
It is to be used for something that is considered confusing, complicated or really weirdly-annoying but that must be kept secretive or told to people cautiously for fear of what might get spread.
cautious complicated
"Why do you want to dump him?"
"Its complicautious, so don't tell anyone, ok?"
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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.

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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