We do they claim?

Yeah.

And acquiring the train.

Yes.

Do you want to go around and just sort of like say where everybody is?

Sure.

My name is Jess and I am in a pretty new relationship about a year. I'm justine and I am in a pretty new relationship about a year.

I'm Justine and I just moved here.

I was dating someone for about 10 years.

My name is Chanel. I am married.

So he moved here because of me. I'm having a girls night and there are

about seven of us, myself included and we're all gathered in my living room. Some

people are sitting on the floor. Others are knee

on the couch in a circle, sipping wine and talking about relationships.

Are you gonna? Well, I guess you guys, I don't need to, right? I mean, I'm Megan, right? I suppose you did. Yeah, I did a little thing. Yeah. I've been in a serious

relationship since my early 20s, 21 to be exact. And when people are constantly

telling you that your 20s are a time of self-definition, exploration, experimentation,

what happens when they also encompass a long-term relationship?

How do you define yourself as an individual while you're also defining yourself as a part of

a couple. You're listening to millennial, a podcast about coming of age.

In this episode, we're doing something we've never done before a roundtable or in this case a living room conversation discussing relationships.

I was 28 when I moved and it's like how do you then make friends at that age and how do people reach out? This is Julisa. She moved to Maine about three years ago after the man that she had been with since she was 18 and her split up

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