One Love/ Healthy vs. Unhealthy Behaviors

What is an important characteristic of a healthy relationship where both individuals move at a speed that is enjoyable?

• Trust

• Comfortable Pace

• Fun

• Independence

In a healthy relationship, how should conflicts be approached?

• Ignore them

• Have faith they'll work out on their own

• Address them non-judgmentally

• Let one partner decide

Which of the following is NOT an example of trust in a relationship

• Confidence that your partner won't try to hurt you

• Giving them space when asked.

• Asking for help or support when needed

• Checking their phone to make sure they're not lying.

What is an example of having independence in a relationship?

• Freedom to have your own opinions

• Doing everything together

• Freedom to do whatever you want at any time.

• Your partner provides everything your family used to give you.

How is equality measured in a relationship?

• The relationship feels balanced and both partners put in equal effort.

• Financial decisions are made by those who make the most money.

• The person with the strongest personality wins out.

• Equality isn't really important.

What role does fun play in a relationship?

• You'll have time for fun when the fighting ends.

• It's your time for yourself.

• You'll have someone who can always entertain you.

• You enjoy spending time together and bring out the best in each other.

What is a sign of an unhealthy relationship where someone expresses very extreme feelings and over-the-top behavior that feels overwhelming?

• Intensity

• Sabatoge

• Belittiling

• Volatility

Which sign of an unhealthy relationship involves someone trying to control your decisions, actions, or emotions?

• Manipulation

• Sabotage

• Deflecting Responsibility

• Volatility

Which unhealthy relationship behavior involves ruining your reputation, achievements, or success?

• Manipulation

• Sabotage

• Isolation

• Guilting

What does possessiveness in an unhealthy relationship refer to?

• Feeling responsible for someone's happiness

• Making someone feel bad about themselves

• Jealousy to the point of controlling who you spend time with and what you do

• Keeping people away from family and friends