Relationships Types of Relationships Benefits of Relationships Healthy vs. Unhealthy Dating.

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Relationships Types of Relationships Benefits of Relationships Healthy vs. Unhealthy Dating

What is a Relationship?? How would you define a relationship? - A bond or connection between two individuals. Who do we form relationships with throughout our lives? - Parents, siblings, friends, teachers, coaches, employers, etc.

Benefits of Relationships What are some benefits of having certain relationships? - Love - Companionship - Safety - Shared interests - Someone to have fun with - Share problems/difficulties

Platonic Friendships Definition: a deep and spiritual connection between two individuals in which there does not exist any form of sexual connection or attraction. Is it possible for platonic relationships to exist? What is the benefit of platonic relationships?

Think about a relationship that is important in your life…….

Evaluating Your Relationships How does this relationship affect your life? - In school - At work - Physical/Emotional health - My use of drugs or alcohol - My family or friends - My ability to function independently

In School How does this person encourage me? Have my grades improved or fallen? Have I missed school because of this person? Have I limited my extracurricular activities so I can spend time with this person?

My Physical Health Have I had any physical injuries due to a fight with this individual? Have I gained or lost weight? Have I become physically upset because of confrontation with this individual? Have I been coerced into having sex? Have I contracted any sexually transmitted diseases from this person?

My Emotional Health Do I feel better or worse about myself since entering this relationship? Am I more stressed, anxious, depressed? Do I have trouble sleeping?

Use of Drugs & Alcohol Have I increased my use of alcohol, drugs, smoking in this relationship? Has this person pressured me into using? Do I drink or use to feel more comfortable around this person/friends?

My Family and Friendships How do my family and friends feel about this person? How does this person feel about them? Have I grown apart from family and friends since forming this relationship? Does this person ever act jealous of my family/friends? Do I lie to my family and friends to cover up for this person? Do we spend time separately with others we know?

Healthy vs. Unhealthy Trust Love Equality Mutual respect Laughter Support Acceptance Honesty Communication Can be yourself Independent Lack of trust No respect Jealousy Abuse Low self-esteem Power issues Lies Manipulation Lack of communication Fear

A Balancing Act If the relationship is all about ME, then I am focusing on getting my needs met and expect you to make my needs your priority as well—and your needs suffer. me you

A Balancing Act If the relationship is all about YOU, then I am focusing on getting your needs met at the expense of my own. you me

A Balancing Act If the relationship is about US, then we are both focused on the relationship that we lose our individuality. us

A Balancing Act In a healthy relationship, YOU, ME and US are in balance most of the time. However, sometimes YOU or ME may need more attention…and that’s ok. usmeyou

Healthy Relationships 1.Can you name 2-4 things about this person you really like? 2.Can your name 2-4 things about this person you really dislike? 3.Can you name 3 things this person is interested in besides you? 4.Can you name 3 activities you can be involved in without this person?

Healthy Relationships 5.Do you both have equal decision-making power in the relationship? 6.How do you handle conflicts? 7.Do you think this person’s relationships with family/friends are healthy? 8.Since forming this relationship, do you generally feel worse, better, or the same about yourself?

Dating Relationships In your own words, define “dating” Do you think there is pressure to date? Where does this pressure come from? What are some reasons people do not choose to date?

Dating Relationships Do you think males and females have similar expectations about dating? - Are there stereotypes involved? ~ Who asks who on date? Who pays? ~ Sexual intimacy decisions? What factors influence the qualities we look for in a partner?

What is Love? What is the difference between truly being in love and infatuation?