Do most college relationships break up after graduation?

I think most college couples break up after graduation. Even if they didn't break up at that time, many college couples broke up a few months after graduation, because after all, long-distance relationships didn't have a good result, and they were still young and couldn't help but be tempted.

I am a college student myself. Although I haven't graduated yet, when I graduate, I will hear which senior or senior has broken up. Even the commercial street of our school will put up the slogan of another year's breakup season in the graduation season, so it is conceivable that many college couples will break up every year because of graduation.

I think the most important reason why most college couples break up every year is long-distance love. Most college couples don't break up when they are about to graduate, but often various contradictions will break out in the first few months of separation, such as mutual distrust, suspicion that the other party has a new girlfriend or boyfriend, and there is no way for two people to communicate their feelings often after separation, so they often become indifferent to each other.

Another important reason is that they are all too young. Young people don't have much social experience, so they are fascinated by all kinds of things in society, so they can't help but be tempted. Therefore, they often have no feelings for their partners and often cheat, so they often choose to break up after graduation. Another factor is the parents' reasons. Because love in college depends on their own wishes, there is no family consideration, so our parents are often dissatisfied with their boyfriends or girlfriends, which is why the breakup rate of college couples is so large.