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Eduardwww [97]
3 years ago
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Four of your friends are in new relationships, but only two of these relationships are healthy. Which of your friends are in unh

ealthy relationships that have escalated to a safety risk? Take a look at the chart below to determine the answer: Jessica's partner says/does Kristen's partner says/does Shane's partner says/does Jack's partner says/does Jokes about Jessica's taste in music Prefers to make decisions and plans Asks, "What do you want to do tonight?" Wants Jack to cancel family time to go on a date Does not like Jessica gong out on the weekend Likes to discuss feelings and concerns together Laughs often at mutual jokes Yells to get Jack's attention Says, "Why do you make me so angry sometimes?" Wants to socialize with Kristen's brother and friends Shares new ideas and likes to be right all the time Pushes Jack jokingly Who is in an unhealthy relationship?
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Umnica [9.8K]3 years ago
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Jack and his partner i haven't figured out who she is<span />
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