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    5/4/5 Joseph Heredia TSLC Make up assignment Healthy Relationships Relationships are essential to humans as apart of living life. But there is no such thing as a perfect relationship. From family,friends and to lovers are kinds of relationships that add enjoyment and meaning to life. The student success session on Healthy Relationships teaches the main values of a healthy and unhealthy relationship between 2 peers or significant others. What is a healthy relationship? How can you identify an unhealthy relationship? A healthy relationship is when 2 people develop a connection based on mutual respect, trust, honesty, communication etc.. This applies to all relationships, a healthy relationship needs to be maintained and should bring happiness than stress in…

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    Starting a fresh relationship with someone is always fun and interesting. They might teach you new things throughout time and also bring out new things about yourself that you probably didn’t know. Meeting someone new brings high hopes. It is always a good feeling knowing that person has the same interest in you as you do for them. A person might come into your life while you are going through something stressful, so that person can turn into an escape from all the drama going on in your life.…

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    Relationships need to be maintain and a healthy relationship requires work which should provide plenty of happiness than stress in your life (Hall Health.., 2014). A psychologist named Carl Rogers identifies the Five characteristics of a health relationship as honesty, sensitivity, open-minded, respect for autonomy and rhythm (Manning, Curtis, McMillen, & Attenweiler, 2011). However, all relationships possess the characteristics are current in a successful relationship. Honesty consist of trust…

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    Every relationship, whether its a relationship with parents, siblings, close friends, and significant others, have different ways of changing their bonds over the years. There are a lot of qualities that make relationships either stronger or destroy the relationships. But, qualities like loyalty, forgiveness, and unselfishness can help a relationship with either, parents, siblings, close friends, and/or significant others. There are lots of movies that give good examples of healthy relationships…

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    A relationship is the way in which two or more concepts, objects, or people are connected, or the state of being connected. There are many healthy and unhealthy relationships in the play Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare. Romeo and Juliet is a classic play about two star crossed lovers, whose relationship can be put up for debate if it’s healthy or not. A relationship that certainly is healthy in this play is Romeo and Mercutio. Romeo and Mercutio are best friends who would do…

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    For me strong relationships are very important, wether it be with friends, family members, or a love interest. When you are in any relationship people look for qualities that they see to determine wether it is a healthy relationship or a toxic relationship. Three qualities that I look for in any healthy relationship are communication, honesty, and love. "A true relationship is when you can tell each other anything and everything. No secrets and no lies" This quote has been very important in my…

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    When two parties are willing to work together in order to maintain a healthy relationship, there is little that can happen to ruin that relationship. There are many qualities and factors that contribute to a healthy and long-lasting relationship. Namely these are: Communication, respect, and support. Without these, a friendship is destined to crash and burn. In this essay, we will cover all the reasons as to why these are the most important aspects of a healthy and long lasting relationship.…

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    1. Abuse and Relationships When my mother was sixteen years old, she started to gain curiosity of dating. I thought I was lucky she told me this herself because I felt we related to that topic since that was the age I got curious. She met my brother’s father at church in Nayarit, Mexico and immediately fell in love with his “bad boy” personality, she said it was love at first sight but he wasn’t so holy. She explained how he was ten years older than him, and said they were in a very unhealthy…

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    In a healthy relationship, there are many aspects that make up a healthy relationship, but I believe the three most important ones are mutual respect, honesty and loyalty. The reason I think these three traits are the most important are because they are the traits that are the biggest keys to a healthy relationship, and in any healthy relationship you should have all three of these traits. Mutual respect is important in a healthy relationship because without it, you can offend and hurt someone’s…

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    Healthy teenage relationships Do you really believe our Australian teenagers should be receiving misguided information through TV shows about unhealthy romantic relationships? Dear Home and Away producers, children and teens are watching TV shows which causes them to believe that real-life relationships are exactly the same as what the media portrays them to be. But in reality, are they? TV shows and popular media often give the wrong idea about romantic relationships, for example, in Life…

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