<p>Parental separation has significantly increased over the years, with research highlighting both positive and negative consequences for offspring. The long-term impact of parental separation on offspring romantic relationships remains underexplored in Lebanon, a context where parental separation and mental health can still be considered taboo. This qualitative study aims to (1) explore the impact of parental separation and absence on offspring’s romantic relationships, and (2) propose context-specific recommendations to support individuals affected by parental separation and absence. Nine adults (<i>N</i> = 9) aged 18 and above with separated parents participated in semi-structured interviews. Reflexive thematic analysis revealed key themes related to family dynamics and the impact of parental separation on adult romantic relationships, while also considering intersectional factors. Case illustrations are presented to highlight these findings. Drawing on participants’ responses, the study offers recommendations for clinicians and policymakers to inform future interventions. It represents a pioneering effort to qualitatively investigate the consequences of parental separation on offspring romantic relationships in Lebanon.</p>