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  Situationship = all the perks and add ons of dating or a relationship but without the officially established or defined title 
  Or at least that’s what TikTok has told. Honestly I hate the term too and think it’s bullshit, but hey whatever people gotta do to find new ways to have issues in society I guess
context: What the hell is that term never heard of it >
  
  I heared it on reddit yesterday the first time in a german sub. >
  
  Huh I've never heard of it until this post >
  
  NOW YOU HEARED IT TWICE DEAL WITH IT!!! >
  
  😂 >
  
  Wrong social media for those >
  
  It's just the new "it's complicated."
  Just a term to describe a situation...ship >
  
  I find that often when people say "it's complicated", it's really not -- they just don't want to make the decision that they pretty obviously should make.
  (Of course sometimes it genuinely is complicated.) >
  
  I mean, it could also mean that one person is ready to be committed and the other isn't sure yet. >
  
  I wouldn't call that a complicated situation. In fact, you described that situation perfectly well in one sentence. >
  
  Who makes up these words? >
  
  Some rando and then it catches on or doesn’t. Millions of these neologisms happen everyday. Some stick