Are there any unhealthy behaviors that people might argue are healthy?
Are there any healthy behaviors that people might argue are unhealthy? Why?
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Spotting the signs of an unhealthy relationship can be difficult. Because we don’t have the tools to identify them. Explore our collection of articles and resources designed to help you recognize unhealthy relationship behaviors.
You can make an impact on the lives of others. Join our Youth Leadership Program to get the tools you need to get started!
One Love offers a variety of options for donors to support our mission, whether through your employer, the web, electronic transfers, or a donation of stock. Find out which method of giving is best for you.
Together, we are ending relationship abuse and creating a world of healthier relationships. Behind this mission, One Love’s team consists of truly passionate and hard-working individuals who work tirelessly every day to advance the cause.
Are there any unhealthy behaviors that people might argue are healthy?
Are there any healthy behaviors that people might argue are unhealthy? Why?
What should you do if someone is being manipulative toward you?
Can you think of a time when you saw someone get angry, loud, or destructive (throwing, kicking, hitting, screaming)?
How did they handle their anger and how did it make you feel?
Draw an outline of an image that represents you. It might be something like a body, a house, or a backpack.
Inside of the outline, write or draw things that are important to you and have a positive effect on your life.
Outside, write or draw things that you want to avoid, that have a negative effect on your life.
In each ring of the bullseye, I want you to draw at least 1-2 images that represent people in your support system.
The people in the center of the bullseye are the ones you are closest to.
The people in the furthest ring of the bullseye might be acquaintances or classmates who you don’t consider your closest friends but who you’d like to get to know better.
What’s your biggest takeaway from our conversation today?
How are you going to apply what you have learned to your current friendships and relationships?