Do's & Dont's
Relationship Types
Dating Vocabulary
100

This action—suddenly ending all communication without explanation—is considered disrespectful by many.

Ghosting

100

BONUS QUESTION: This is a relationship without exclusivity, where partners can see others freely.

Open relationship

100

This word describes the natural attraction two people feel when they meet.

Chemistry

200

DO: Communicate regularly with your partner through calls and messages. DON’T: Assume distance won’t require extra effort.

Long-distance relationship

200

This type of relationship often depends on video calls and occasional visits.

Long-distance relationship

200

This word describes someone who pretends to be someone else online to trick people.

Catfish

300

DO: Respect your partner’s boundaries. DON’T: Try to change their boundaries just to keep the relationship going.

Deal-breaker

300

This type of relationship has no long-term expectations or exclusivity.

Casual relationship

300

If someone has a strong value or behavior that immediately ends your interest, it’s called this.

Deal-breaker

400

DO: Be clear about expectations from the start. DON’T: Mislead someone into thinking a casual fling is something serious. 

Casual relationship

400

This type of relationship involves loyalty and emotional investment between partners.

Committed relationship

400

This verb describes cutting off all communication with someone suddenly and without explanation.

Ghosting

500

DO: Talk openly if you want exclusivity. DON’T: Expect it without a clear discussion.

Committed relationship

500

BONUS QUESTION: A relationship that is more than friendship but not clearly defined as romantic. 

Situationship

500

Two people who share values, goals, and lifestyles are often described as this.

Compatible