Unsure where you stand? You're in a situationship!


Clear and ongoing communication, self-reflection, mutual understanding and respect are required to successfully navigate a situationship. Photo: Freepik

When Mona was in her 20s, she was involved in “ambiguous relationships” or “situationships” quite often.

“Unsure of what I wanted at that time, I would jump from one situationship to the next, getting into undefined relationships, and while they had a semblance of dating, they never led anywhere and fizzled out after awhile,” she admits.

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