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Teen-Relationship-Problems :
Do you have happy Teen-Relationships?



Sure, but I can use some Teen-Relationship-Problems Tips . . .
As a teen you are growing and changing and so do your relationships and relationship-problems.
Teenage-Relationship-Problems are not cool, cause relationship problems can make people very unhappy.
With whom do you have relationship problems?

• With my girl friend
• With my boy friend
• With a friend
• With a group of friends
• With cliques

• With my Mom
• With my Dad
• With my stepfather
• With my stepmother
• With my sister
• With my brother

• With a teacher
• With my boss at my job
• Around dating
• With authorities
• With being lonely
• Around money
• With people at school
• With . . .?

Less Teenage-Relationship-Problems is more!

What are relationship problems actually?
When people relate to other people, issues may occur.
You may have seen your parents struggling with their relationships

It is part of life

Let’s describe Teen-Relationship-Problems as a feeling here:

• You don’t feel good about the other and the relationship (anymore)
• You don’t talk enough with the other about things that matter (communication)
• You don’t feel enough commitment
• You don’t feel enough respect
• You don’t feel enough understanding
• You lost a good friend
• You hate arguments
• You don’t want to be influenced





Do you want to learn more about teen-relationship-problems now?
Read on . . .

Relationships are a lot of things to different people.
Among of these things, relationships can be a great mirror where you can see yourself.
This is quite a discovery.
Sometimes it's very funny and cool, sometimes just awful or horrible.

Other people mirror you and give you exactly what you are giving them and yourself.

Consider this idea and observe for yourself.


• Teen-Relationship-Problems Tip:
What are you giving of yourself to others and what are they mirroring back to you?

• Attention
• Kindness
• Affection
• Coldness
• Aggression
• Passiveness

• Respect
• Commitment

• Problems
• Fun
• Friendship
• An attitude
• Expectations
• Other


Just observe for awhile . . .


• Teen-Relationship-Problems Tip:
Ask yourself:
How do I feel in my teen relationships:

• At ease, comfortable
• Uneasy, uncomfortable at times
• Outgoing
• Shy
• Want to talk
• Want to be somebody
• Like I belong
• Like I don’t belong
• Have to stick up for myself
• Unsure

• Irritated
• Understood
• Connected
• Disconnected
• Dominant
• Quiet
• Relationships suck

• Other feelings . . .


List all that comes up!





Is it possible to get away from relationships to avoid teen-relationship-problems?
What do you think?

Here is what I‘d say: Hardly . . . cause people still need to relate to themselves.

That is why a great relationship with yourself is a great start and a must!


To know yourself
To accept yourself
To respect yourself


To know and accept your body, your talents, your strong points and your original outlook on life!
Do you want to be somebody?
Then be somebody, be yourself and know who you are. Relate well to yourself first!


• Teen-Relationship-Problems Tip:
Ask yourself:

What do I know about myself?
• My name, age, gender, place were I grew up . . .
• What I like, what I dislike
• My strong points
• My talents
• I want to be real
• The sports I like
• What I want to learn more about
• Places I want to travel to and see
• What I like to wear, my style
• My favourite music
• My favourite movies
• My favourite food
• My favourite internet sites
• My outlook on life
• What it is what I would like to become
• Other . . .


List all that comes up.
Create the list only for you.
You don’t have to show your list to anybody if you don’t want to.
Maybe you can appreciate all these things that are part of you!

Are you happy with your list?
Did the list give you some insight in who you are, in your self-image?


Find out more about communication . . .


Find out more about commitment . . .




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