Healthy Or Unhealthy Relationships

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Do you neglect yourself by focusing on your partner
- True
- False

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You think your madly in love and your in a perfict relationship. Put it to the test and find out.

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2.

Do you feel worried when you disagree with your boyfriend\girlfriend
- Yes
- No
- Maybe\sometimes
Correct Answer

A. No

Explanation

The correct answer is "no" because disagreement is a normal part of any relationship and does not necessarily indicate a problem. It is possible to have a healthy disagreement with a boyfriend or girlfriend without feeling worried or anxious. Open communication and mutual respect can help navigate disagreements and strengthen the relationship.

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3.

Do you have activities apart from your boyfriend\girlfriend
- Yes
- No
- Not really
Correct Answer

A. Yes

Explanation

The correct answer is "yes" because it implies that the person has activities or interests outside of their romantic relationship. This suggests that they have a balanced and fulfilling life, which is important for personal growth and maintaining a healthy relationship.

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4.

You worry about violence in the relationship with your boyfriend\girlfriend
- Yes
- No
- Only when he\she gets angery
Correct Answer

A. No

Explanation

The correct answer is "no" because worrying about violence in a relationship is a valid concern and should not be ignored. It is important to prioritize one's safety and well-being in any relationship, and if there are concerns about violence or abusive behavior, it is crucial to address them and seek help if necessary.

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5.

Do you think you are staying in the relationship for the wrong reasons, such as fear of being alone or guilt.
- Yes
- No
Correct Answer

A. No

Explanation

The given answer "no" suggests that the person does not believe they are staying in the relationship for the wrong reasons. They do not feel that fear of being alone or guilt is influencing their decision to stay in the relationship.

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6.

Check the boxes applying to you
- Experience yelling or physical violence during an argument
- Notice your partner attempts to controls how you dress and criticizes your behaviors
- Experience a lack of fairness and equality
- Notice an unequal control of resources (food, money, home, car, etc.)
- You or your partner refuse to practice safe sex methiods (such as condoms)
- feel obligated to have sex with your partner
- Feel pressure to quit activities you usually/used to enjoy
- Take care of yourself and have good self-esteem independent of your relationship
- Have the option of privacy
- Are honest with each other
- Maintain relationships with friends and family
- Are honest about sexual activity if it is a sexual relationship
- Have a sense of playfulness/fondness for boyfriend\girlfrined
- Separate identities from boyfriend\girlfrined
- Have trust in your partner
Correct Answer(s)

A. Take care of yourself and have good self-esteem independent of your relationship
A. Have the option of privacy
A. Are honest with each other
A. Maintain relationships with friends and family
A. Are honest about sexual activity if it is a sexual relationship
A. Have a sense of playfulness/fondness for boyfriend\girlfrined
A. Separate identities from boyfriend\girlfrined
A. Have trust in your partner

Explanation

The given answer suggests that a healthy relationship includes taking care of oneself and having good self-esteem independent of the relationship, having the option of privacy, being honest with each other, maintaining relationships with friends and family, being honest about sexual activity if it is a sexual relationship, having a sense of playfulness/fondness for the partner, having separate identities from the partner, and having trust in the partner. These factors contribute to a balanced and respectful relationship where both individuals feel valued and supported.

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7.

You and your significant other have at least 10 things in common
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The statement suggests that for a healthy and successful relationship, it is important for you and your significant other to have at least 10 things in common. This could refer to shared interests, values, goals, or even similar personalities. Having common ground can help build a strong foundation, foster understanding, and promote harmony in the relationship. It allows for easier communication, shared experiences, and mutual support, ultimately enhancing the overall compatibility and connection between partners.

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8.

Have shared responsibilitys with your partner
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Sharing responsibilities with your partner is an important aspect of a healthy and balanced relationship. It involves both individuals taking equal ownership and contributing to various tasks and duties, such as household chores, childcare, financial management, and decision-making. This promotes mutual respect, cooperation, and a sense of teamwork, ultimately strengthening the bond between partners. Therefore, the statement "Have shared responsibilities with your partner" being true indicates the importance of a collaborative approach in a relationship.

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9.

Do you and your partner argue?
- No
- Yes
- Somtimes
Correct Answer

A. Somtimes

Explanation

The answer "sometimes" suggests that the person and their partner do argue occasionally. This indicates that disagreements or conflicts arise in their relationship, but not on a regular basis. It implies that while they generally get along well, there are instances where they have differences of opinion or engage in arguments.

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10.

Do you or your boyfriend\girlfriend Attempt to control or manipulate each other
- Yes
- No
- Sometimes
Correct Answer

A. No

Explanation

The answer "no" suggests that neither the person nor their partner attempts to control or manipulate each other. This indicates a healthy and respectful relationship where both individuals have autonomy and trust in each other.

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Healthy Or Unhealthy Relationships

Do you neglect yourself by focusing on your partner

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Do you feel worried when you disagree with your boyfriend\girlfriend

Do you have activities apart from your boyfriend\girlfriend

You worry about violence in the relationship with your boyfriend\girlfriend

Do you think you are staying in the relationship for the wrong reasons, such as fear of being alone or guilt.

Check the boxes applying to you

You and your significant other have at least 10 things in common

Have shared responsibilitys with your partner

Do you and your partner argue?

Do you or your boyfriend\girlfriend Attempt to control or manipulate each other