I'd say something about this, but you already said everything on my mind.

I endorse high school relationships.

I believe learning the difference between love and lust are necessary. I believe learning exactly what it means to love and TRUST someone is necessary.

They don't have classes in college for that.

And the whole pregnant thing? That's discussion that shouldn't go on around BZP, lest we can talk about that through other forms of communication.

~AA

The point is twofold.

One: Most people actually believe that they will forever be together. This rarely happens, but still.

Two: It's preparation, it's training, it's diversification. You cannot expect your first ever relationship to be perfect in every way, you need to learn how to interact with someone on that level. It's 'training' for that.

But also, as much as I am a firm believer in true love, it's also very boring to think of the Spiderman movie relationship...Y'know, crush on the same girl since you're five, all through highschool, date, and marry.

Wow. So much diversity. Not.

Half the fun is dating someone who you'd never thought of, and realizing that maybe you don't know your tastes as well as you thought. That's what happened to me.

I personally don't believe in love or relationships.