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Drew Blankenship

The Mental Health Damage Caused by Being in a “Situationship”

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If you’ve ever dated within the last 20 years or so, you might have found yourself in a “situationship” at some point. It’s this weird status where you are more than friends, but not in a committed relationship. There is no clarity where you stand with each other, and it can be incredibly confusing, especially if one person wants more out of the relationship. The constant limbo can have a profound impact on how people feel about themselves. And while it might seem easier than a committed relationship, it can really take a toll on you. Here are six specific ways it might be impacting your mental health.

1. Constant Uncertainty Can Lead to Anxiety

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