Kate Ryan

If you are reading this article for a reason, these conflicts are more common than you think in college and it sucks. If you are reading this article for fun, consider yourself lucky. A bunch (or few) college kids in their late teens to early twenties can get messy sometimes, then throw a problematic partner in the mix and see what happens (it is not usually a good outcome). We have been through this before and prepared some tips that will hopefully help you.

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