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    An abusive relationship is one where a partner threatens, hurts, or harms the other partner physically, emotionally/verbally, sexually, or through damaging their possessions. Abuse can cause depression, anxiety, sadness, self-blame, mistrust of others, and potentially death through suicide. Victims may experience mood swings, weight loss, hair loss, loss of appetite or friends, and stress. Getting help involves talking to a trusted person, calling a crisis hotline or 911. Building healthy relationships requires communication, trust, and selectivity in partners. Abuse affects people of all ages, genders, and orientations.

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    An abusive relationship is one where a partner threatens, hurts, or harms the other partner physically, emotionally/verbally, sexually, or through damaging their possessions. Abuse can cause depression, anxiety, sadness, self-blame, mistrust of others, and potentially death through suicide. Victims may experience mood swings, weight loss, hair loss, loss of appetite or friends, and stress. Getting help involves talking to a trusted person, calling a crisis hotline or 911. Building healthy relationships requires communication, trust, and selectivity in partners. Abuse affects people of all ages, genders, and orientations.

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    An abusive relationship is one where a partner threatens, hurts, or harms the other partner physically, emotionally/verbally, sexually, or through damaging their possessions. Abuse can cause depression, anxiety, sadness, self-blame, mistrust of others, and potentially death through suicide. Victims may experience mood swings, weight loss, hair loss, loss of appetite or friends, and stress. Getting help involves talking to a trusted person, calling a crisis hotline or 911. Building healthy relationships requires communication, trust, and selectivity in partners. Abuse affects people of all ages, genders, and orientations.

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    Violent Relationships

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    An abusive relationship is one where a partner threatens, hurts, or harms the other partner physically, emotionally/verbally, sexually, or through damaging their possessions. Abuse can cause depression, anxiety, sadness, self-blame, mistrust of others, and potentially death through suicide. Victims may experience mood swings, weight loss, hair loss, loss of appetite or friends, and stress. Getting help involves talking to a trusted person, calling a crisis hotline or 911. Building healthy relationships requires communication, trust, and selectivity in partners. Abuse affects people of all ages, genders, and orientations.

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    The key takeaways are that abusive relationships can involve physical, emotional, verbal, sexual or psychological abuse and harming one's possessions or loved ones. Common signs include mood swings, weight loss, stress, and loss of friends.

    The text discusses physical, emotional/verbal, sexual, and unhealthy mixed feelings as different types of abusive relationships.

    Some common symptoms mentioned include mood swings, short temper, weight loss, stress, hair loss, loss of appetite, and loss of friends.

    RELATIONSHI

    RELATIONSHI
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    By: Sierra Dawson


    What is an abusive
    relationship?
     Threatening or hurting you

     Harming your possessions or people important


    to you

     Making you feel worthless about yourself

     Fearing for your safety


    Abusive
    Relationships are…
     Physical
    I love you,
     Emotional/Verbal but I am afraid!

     Sexual QuickTimeª and a


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     Unhealthy

     Mixed Feelings
    Symptoms
     Past abusive relationships

     Mood swings

     Short temper QuickTimeª and a


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     Weight loss

     Stress
    Continued…
     Hair loss

     Loss of appetite QuickTimeª and a


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     Loss of friends
    Effects
     Sadness  Depression

     Self-Blame  Anxiety

     Mistrust of others  Death

     Suicide  Guilty
    Ways You Can Get
    Help?
     Talk to someone you trust (teacher,
    counselor, friend, etc.)

     Call a crisis hotline


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     Call 911
    Building a Healthy
    Relationship
     Communicate
     Be in-control

     Be selective QuickTimeª and a


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     Trust your instincts


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    As the years
    went on,
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    be getting
    abused.
    Who’s Affected?
     Men and Women

     Infants and Children

     Teens and Adults

     Gays and Lesbians

     EVERYONE CAN BE AFFECTD


    Facts
     1 in 5 high school students report being physically
    and/or sexually abused

     In 9 out of 10 rapes in which the offender is under


    18, so is the victim

     Females ages 16-24 are more vulnerable and at


    risk

     Only 33% of teens in a violent relationship ever told


    anyone about the abuse.
    Survey Question 1
     Someone harming your possessions or people
    important to you is abuse.

    Age 14-18 Age 19-39 Age 40 and up


    5 - Agree 2 - S.Agree 5 - S.Agree
    3 - Agree

    Nobody disagreed with the statement.


    Survey Question 2
     People abuse others because they are unhappy
    with their selves or their own life.

    Ages 14-18 Ages 19-39 Ages 40 and up


    2 - Agree 4 - Agree 2 - Agree
    3 - S. Agree 1 - S.Agree 3 - S.Agree

    Nobody Disagreed with this statement as well.


    Survey Question 3
     Victims don’t seek help because they are afraid of
    starting a new life and what the abuser may do.

    Ages 14-18 Ages 19-39 Ages 40 and up


    5 - S.Agree 5- S.Agree S.Agree

    Everyone strongly agreed with this statement.


    If You Know Someone in
    a Violent Relationship…
     Talk to them
    -never take too much on alone

     Get them professional help


    -they cannot do it alone

     Call a hotline for advice

    *If you stay, things only get worse*

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