If you could give other teens one piece of advice about relationships, what would it be? Hear what teens have to say and tell us what you think.
 

Sure, cell phones and the Internet are great ways to get to know someone better, but there are times they can get you into trouble. Have you ever been in a situation where you overshared online or texted something you couldn’t take back?  Hear what other teens have to say in this What’s Your Relationship Reality video.

By the time they leave high school, most teens have been in a relationship and most of these relationships didn’t last. Break-ups can be really hard, and breaking up with someone isn’t necessarily easier than getting broken up with. In this video, teens talk about what it was like to break up with someone.

Did you know that 1 in 5 teens who have been in a serious relationship report being hit, slapped, or pushed by a partner? And emotional abuse in teen relationships is even more common. In this video, teens talk about why they think some of their peers get into unhealthy relationships. Watch the video and tell us why you think this happens, and how teens can get out of them.

With technology changing so rapidly, it’s almost possible to stay connected 24 hours a day. Have you used cell phones or Facebook to get to know someone better? How are the rules different online than in real life? Hear what other teens have to say about how technology affects relationships and share your thoughts.

Knowing what type of person you’re interested in can help you figure out whether or not someone is relationship-ready.  Hear what other teens have to say and think about the things they want in a boyfriend or girlfriend and then ask yourself what’s most important to you.

Who do you get relationship advice from?  Whether it’s your mom, dad, aunt, uncle, sibling, a friend, or someone else, it can be really helpful to hear from those who have been in relationships. In this video we get to hear teens talk about who they’ve gotten the best advice from and what they’ve learned from their dating experiences.

It’s hard to have a healthy relationship when you’re not sure what one looks like! Relationships tend to be stronger when both people share things like common goals and interests, but what else do you think needs to be part of a relationship? Check out what some teens have to say about what makes up a healthy relationship.