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Is this love or control?

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If something happened to you, it was not your fault. Learning to protect yourself is never a way of saying otherwise.

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Working description: Dating red flags, including the digital ones.

What to know

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The key facts, each numbered to its source. Draw on: T14, T16, T26.

What you can do

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Practical steps, written to the reader, from the sources.

If it already happened

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What you can do now, and where to get help. It was not your fault.

Where to get help

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The right lines from Need help now, and any specific tools from the sources.

Sources

  1. About Teen Dating Violence (CDC) (T14)
  2. loveisrespect: warning signs · types of abuse · helping your teen set boundaries (National Domestic Violence Hotline) (T16)
  3. Expect Respect · Helping Teens Make Choices About Sex · Teen Dating Violence: Tips for Parents (AAP / HealthyChildren.org) (T26)

Summarized from public sources with the help of AI, reviewed by Stacy Willis.

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