Why do people engage in teenage relationships?

Understand how teenagers explore romantic relationships, and the importance of respect. ... But let's face it, this doesn't change that much when people get older. ... read more

Perhaps it’s simply that they allow themselves to fall in love in spite of knowing the risks. A cynic will say that the onset of puberty causes hormones to hijack their brains, but I find that to be a cold, clinical, and unsatisfactory response. read more

People engage in relationships because they and we cannot help ourselves. They are inevitable. Stop relating for a moment to anything or anyone and you'll find it is not simply impossible but mind-numbing. read more

Teenage relationship problems definitely include first love. The feelings are usually intense--a mixture of dealing with new experiences, hormones, jealousy, confusion and the impulse to engage in sex. read more