Avoidant Dater Advocates For Relationship 'Expiration Date', Sparks Debate on Committed Romance

Ask a hundred different people what they want out of a relationship, and they'll probably give a hundred different answers. However, one of the themes that would remain a constant is that of honesty. Even those who are not good at practicing what they preach usually desire to know where they stand in the vulnerable matters of the heart. 

That being said, sharing our true feelings is not always what everybody wants to hear. Also, it's got to be considered in the context of what the other person wants, unlike a recent opinion that has prompted mixed reactions on Twitter. One person took to the platform to claim they were "called crazy" after telling someone they were seeing that they didn't think it would work out long term, but they were still willing to date for "a few years".

While some applauded this radical honesty, others saw this point of view as nothing short of deranged. Casual dating doesn't often last more than several months.

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