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How does your partner act when it comes to taking the relationship to the next level? *Q1
How does your partner handle things like privacy—like going through your phone or asking for your passwords? *Q2
What happens when you’re excited about something—like a goal, hobby, or friendship—you want to share? *Q3
How does your partner act when you want to do your own thing? *Q4
What does your partner do when you say “no” to something? *Q5
What happens when you and your partner make plans or decisions? *Q6
How does your partner usually talk to you when you make a mistake or mess up? *Q7
If something goes wrong between you and your partner, how do they usually handle it? *Q8
When you and your partner disagree or argue, how do they usually handle it? *Q9
How does your relationship feel most of the time when you’re hanging out or having fun together? *Q10

There are some red flags in your relationship.

It’s never ok for your partner to make you feel humiliated, ashamed, scared or pressured into doing things you don’t want to. Safer may be able to support you so e-mail AskBe for advice.

There may be a few areas to work on in your relationship.

A little more communication or respecting each other’s space could go a long way! Try to stay calm and address the problems, also consider taking some time apart from each other. Visit the BeSmart section to learn more.

You’re in a healthy relationship.

There’s trust, respect and good communication and both of you are lifting each other up. Keep doing what you’re doing. If you’re worried about a certain area of your relationship visit BeSmart.

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Besafer is part of the charity Safer, which specialises in supporting and empowering victims of domestic abuse. Besafer is run by our CYPVA (Children & Young People’s Violence Advice Service) who work with children and young people who have either experienced domestic abuse in their own homes or in their own intimate relationships.

Thank you to Izzy Wood for the photography and to the Grammar school students for their help.

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