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Relationships & Dating
Navigating relationships as a teen can be exciting, confusing, and sometimes a little overwhelming — and that’s totally normal. Whether you’re figuring out how to talk to your crush, dealing with your first breakup, setting healthy boundaries, or just trying to understand your feelings, this space is here to guide you.
We cover everything from dating tips and friendship dynamics to recognizing toxic behavior and building self-respect. Whatever stage you’re at — single, dating, heartbroken, or just curious — you’ll find honest, supportive advice that helps you feel more confident in your choices and more connected to who you are.
Because relationships shouldn’t be stressful or scary — they should help you grow.
“Teenagers are at a stage where their brains are still developing, especially the areas responsible for emotional regulation and impulse control. This makes teenage love feel all‑consuming and intense.”
Should You Stay Friends After a Breakup?
Breakups are hard. Whether it was your first relationship or a more serious one, figuring out what comes next is confusing—especially when the big question hits: Should you stay friends with your ex?
It might feel like the "mature" thing to do, or maybe you don’t want to lose them completely. But is staying friends always a good idea? Let’s break it down honestly so you can decide what’s right for you.
How to Cope with a Breakup: Tips That Really Help
Breakups hurt—there’s no sugar-coating it. Whether your relationship lasted a few months or a few years, the emotional pain of losing someone you cared about is real. For teens, this can be your first time experiencing heartbreak, and it can feel like the world is ending.
But the truth is: you will get through this, and there are healthy ways to cope, grow, and move forward. In this guide, we’ll share practical tips backed by psychology and lived experience that can really help you heal.