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Cyber Relationships

Signs of Unhealthy Relationships • Texts you all the time to control where you are, who you’re with, or what you’re doing • Has to be with you all the time • Doesn’t listen to your opinion • Makes all the decisions in the relationship • Makes fun of you or puts you down when you are alone or with friends • Does things to upset you or make you cry • Wants you to change who you are • Asks you to give up activities you enjoy • Won’t let you hang with your friends • Pressures you to do things you are not comfortable with • Makes you feel guilty, “gets back at you” or punishes you for things you do for yourself • Threatens to hurt you or him/herself as a way to control you

Are you accepted for who you are? Respect Are you accepted for who you are? No one should pressure you into doing things you are not comfortable with such as drinking, drugs or unwanted physical contact. Acceptance - Do your friends or girlfriend or boyfriend accept you for who you really are? You shouldn’t have to change who you are, or compromise your beliefs to make someone like you. Honesty and Trust - Are you always honest? Honesty builds trust. You can’t have a healthy relationship without trust! If you have ever caught your friend or boyfriend or girlfriend in a huge lie, you know that it takes time to rebuild your trust. Communication - Do you talk face to face (nt jst txt!) about your feelings? Listen to one another and hear each other out. Text or Facebook messages should be respectful, not mean or inappropriate.

Do you feel safe emotionally and physically? Safety Do you feel safe emotionally and physically? You should feel comfortable being you without fear of being put down. Being hurt or pressured is definitely not safe!

Support Do your friends care for you and want what is best for you? Your friends should understand if you can’t hang out because you have to study or if you have plans with other friends.

Individuality Do you pretend to like something you don’t or be someone you aren’t? Be yourself; after all, being an individual is what makes you, you!

Equality Do you have an equal say in relationships? From the activities you do together to the friends you hang out with, you should have equal say in the choices made in relationships.

Acceptance Do your friends or girlfriend or boyfriend accept you for who you really are? You shouldn’t have to change who you are, or compromise your beliefs to make someone like you.

Honesty and Trust Are you always honest? Honesty builds trust. You can’t have a healthy relationship without trust! If you have ever caught your friend or boyfriend or girlfriend in a huge lie, you know that it takes time to rebuild your trust.

Communication Do you talk face to face (nt jst txt!) about your feelings? Listen to one another and hear each other out. Text or Facebook messages should be respectful, not mean or inappropriate.

Protect Yourself from Unhealthy Cyber Relationships If You Don’t Know Them, Ignore Them Keep it PG Rated Don’t be a Cyber Bully Recognize the Difference between Cute and Creepy Don’t Just Sit There – Report!

Need help for you or a friend? If you think you or a friend might be in an abusive relationship talk to: your parent/caregiver. to school counselor/teacher/principal. another adult you trust. Contact the National Dating Abuse Helpline 1-866-331-9474 (1-866-331-84 53 TTY) visit www.loveisrespect.org,

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