Sartell Slang has switched it up again this week. SHS students are constantly coming up with new slang words to define specific situations. This week, Sartell Slang has brought you a guide to teenage relationships.

Situationship
Pronunciation: si·choo·ay·shn·ship
High Schooler Definition: a relationship that has no strict definiton or label
Examples:
“Anna and Kyle are in a situationship.”
“I’m hanging out with my situationship later tonight!”

Talking
Pronunciation: taa·kuhng
High Schooler Definition: getting to know someone before an official relationship (an adult’s definition of dating).
Examples:
“Anna and Kyle are talking.”
“Did you hear that they are in a talking stage now? ”

Dating
Pronunciation: day·tuhng
High Schooler Definition: when two people are in an official romantic relationship
Examples: “Anna and Kyle are dating.”
“I hope we start dating soon. ”