I know I'm young and all. I'll only be a freshman in college in like 15 days, but, I've had my share of naive high school relationships and I see all my friends in their semi-fickle relationships now that they think will last forever and it just doesn't make sense to me. I mean having some consistent play is always nice, but is it really worth all the emotional baggage that can kill your GPA if you're not careful and can make you miserable for months? I can only see myself seriously getting involved with someone when I can see that the prospect of the emotional baggage won't mess up my chances at my future career.
Like tonight, I hung out with a really cool girl that is very sweet, and if I pursued it... it might lead somewhere, but then again if it did lead somewhere I'm only 18 and the probability of that lasting are just close to none really. Relationships at "our" age are great, but they seem to be a hella of alot of trouble when we already face the daunting task of getting into medical school. I say mess with it when you're in residency. Sure, you can't mess up too much there or you'll get terminated, but the leverage is a little bit better there than say concentrating on your own in the library for a week straight trying to get this physics final aced, but all you can think about is your ex-girlfriend who you loved so much.... I don't know... i'm done ranting