waiting 4 some1
17 years ago
Adults will say no it's not true since they lived that moment before |
Brittany Hampson
17 years ago
It has to be real... but then again it also can last but then again MOST teenage boys are immature... it doesn't mean all of them are it is true that some are immature ... but how do adults say that you can love as a teenager because love isn't real so it can't last... but how do they love there spouse... if love isn't real for a teenager |
Rachel
17 years ago
Sometimes. In my opinion, it starts with either Lust or the idea of having a boyfriend/girlfriend. Some people just need to be with somebody. I went out with my boyfriend at 14, and now I'm almost 20, so it can be really, or become real. I didn't love my boyfriend at first, I liked him, but it has definitely turned into serious love. I can say honestly I didn't really love him until I was 17. |
Lovely Bones
17 years ago
It depends on the couple and their will to commit, but at the same time circumstances do get in the way as people grow and separate in life. |
Jaime
17 years ago
It can last, if both people are mature and committed to the relationship. But about 99.9% of the teenagers who say they are mature and comitted to their relationship will not be with the same person when they leave their teenage years. |
Wintersolstice
17 years ago
Yeah I agree it's all down to maturity rather than age... |
Somber Esprit
17 years ago
Teen love can DEFINATLY be true love... but i don't know if it lasts. |
tears i cry
17 years ago
I believe in true love in the teen years but i also believe in love comes trust and in your teens you trust alot more people because your a little more naive(well i know i am) |
HisBlueEyedAngel
17 years ago
Well yes it is real for some people if they let it. I know lots of people who have been together since they were in 7th grade and are married and have kids so some people it works others maybe not. I am a teen and my boyfriend and I both feel that we are going to be together forever pluse we have lots of sighns that prove we are ment for eachother you can all say your to young to understand but no I am not. |
tears i cry
17 years ago
Thats not love love is a mutual feeling between to beings |
broken reflection
17 years ago
I don't believe in the word love all together: But I believe it could be possible for two younger people to last, just like it's possible for two older people not to last. |
CassandraXVeronicaXONealaXLawson
17 years ago
There is no real answer to this question sometimes it last sometimes it doesn't there has been many people that have dated since high school and 12 years down the road are still happy :) |
Jessica
17 years ago
Love. |
marilyn marti
17 years ago
Its possible..it takes two ppl to make a relationship work..the only problem is that its hard to find a boy that is at that level of maturity in the teenage years! right now most boys just want to have fun and get alll the gurls to like him so its hard to find a guy who really wants a committed relationship..but if both really want it then it sure as hell can happen.we know what love is no matter how old we are and isnt that what really counts? |
Brittney
17 years ago
It's possible, and as many people have said it depends a lot on maturity level. Also, the two in the relationship have to understand that everything isn't about them and they have to want to be there for their other. It's not likely that it will work but there are many cases where it has so I guess it just depends on the relationship. |
Catastrophic Beauty
17 years ago
It can last. I know a lot of adults that were together since they were teens. I guess it just depends on wanting it to work and making it work. |
Quiet Storm
17 years ago
To adults teen love is just puppy love but it doesn;t matter how old you are when you fall in love. |
Independent
17 years ago
Age aint nothing but a number. It doesn't matter how old you are. But if your like 12 or something than i would say no. But once you hit yur teenage years 13 and up i think that you can be in love. it doesn't matter because love isn't based on an age. |
ABrookeD
17 years ago
It's not age that determines whether it's real or will last. It's maturity. My cousin started dating her ex at 13 and it started out as puppy love, but they lasted almost 5 years. They were in love and still are, but my cousin was the one who ended it because they are miles away from one another in seperate colleges....and she was confused about her life. Yet he still continues sending her cards and letters and flowers telling her he loves her and can't stop thinking about her. It is possible...but very, VERY rare for a teen relationship to last. Besides i'd say 95% of teens who claim they are "in love" have no clue what love is. |
Lyla
17 years ago
There is no question in my mind that teenage love is real. I'm not saying that every teenager who thinks there in love is, but for those who are it is definatly real. More then likely it will not last the rest of their lives, but it is possible for teenagers to feel real love. |
Beauty In The Breaking
17 years ago
I think that it can seem real to us at the time =P I'm 17 so there for still a teen for a few more years and I know many people that have been together since they were 16, 17 and stayed together till one or both of them died but...I think that as teenagers most don't realize that for it to be actual love and for it to last it takes a lot more then just feeling an emotion that you can't think of any other name for but love and enjoying hanging out =P |
BrokenVodkaBottle
17 years ago
Yes im in love because the guy i love is my all an i cant live with out him <333 |
Xx soulful poet xX
17 years ago
Ummm i think it can but its rare i will admit that...i think its beautiful when it does last though |
Elizabeth
17 years ago
^ I totally agree with you Angelina, alot of teenager say, "I love you," too fast, believe they are "in love" or assume what they are feeling is "love", when in reality what they are experiencing is a portion of the symptoms commonly associated with love, like lust; for sex, money, publicity, etc., or simply that they LIKE that person, say, because they’re fun to be around with (…& so are friends). If you say, “I love you.†to someone if you really mean it; if you really love them, and if you don't love them; or mean it at the time, or even if you are confused; second guess yourself, then don’t say it. You're not obligated to say, "I love you,", state that you are " in love" or feeling "love" everytime you date someone. Realize that you are not in love everytime someone makes you laugh or smile, who’re fun to be around with, etc. |
Sumit Ojha
17 years ago
My answer is No... |