Focus on the future: Breakup timelines

I'm currently in a high school relationship but I'm trying to look at things realistically. When do most high school couples typically breakup, as in what year or age?

It's commendable that you're considering the future realistically. High school relationships can often vary greatly, so it's difficult to pinpoint an exact age or time when most tend to end. That said, a common time for high school relationships to transition is during significant life changes, the most notable timeline being the end of high school or during the first year of college.

At this point, many young people move to different cities, states, or even countries for higher education or employment, which inevitably brings new challenges to the relationship like managing long distance, acclimating to new environments, and meeting new people. This shift often leads to changes in perspective and priorities, which can put strain on the relationship, driving the couple towards a breakup.

However, this isn't the case for everyone. Some high school relationships do continue into college and beyond, even leading to marriage in some cases. Every relationship is unique and depends on the individuals involved, their shared experiences, and their ability to adapt to changes. Keep the lines of communication open with your partner, and remember, it's always okay to reassess where you are and what you want as you grow and evolve.