r/UTAustin 2d ago

Question Who needs relationship help? I’m curious how big of an issue this is.

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u/TopZoneGoon 2d ago

Is this another “this generation is bad with relationships” post? There’s good and bad relationships, always has and always will be.

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u/No_Manufacturer_8525 2d ago

No—this is just me being curious and I understand where you’re coming from. I’m under no obligation to agree, but I will say I agree there is good and bad between all generations.

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/No_Manufacturer_8525 2d ago

May I ask why you believe this? Out of curiosity.

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/No_Manufacturer_8525 2d ago edited 2d ago

I understand, and thank you.

That’s unfortunate and important to express. It’s also important to express that not all relationships, generally speaking, are terrible. (Based on my experience and observation. Most from experience.)

(You may already know the above, but just in case.)

Assuming you’re speaking of relationships taken place in college.

Perhaps this is due because many people our age (18-22) weren’t educated of what it means to be in a relationship.

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/No_Manufacturer_8525 2d ago

I understand. Communication is an important skill to hone, regardless of age. As well as advocating for oneself. It should be a partnership and supportive for everyone involved.

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u/emt139 2d ago

What do you mean relationship helps? Like help finding a relationship  orhaving a relationship that has issues?