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Now, there are many such couples among Gen X/Gen Y NLU grads, but is it as common among Gen Z? Or is is too early to judge? Coz it's actually pretty challenging to maintain a relationship after college these days. The job market is tough, so you can't say if you will be in the same city. Jealousies can also come in if the girl gets a better job than the guy. On top of that, lots of pressure and mental health challenges, which can take a toll on your relationship. And monogamy is going out of fashion.
Any suggestions on how to stay together?