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Teen Dating Violence Dating Violence The use of harassing controlling andor abusive behavior to maintain power and control over a partner Anyone can be a victim regardless of age race or gender ID: 458650

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Slide1

Abusive Relationships

Teen Dating ViolenceSlide2

Dating Violence:

The

use of harassing, controlling, and/or abusive behavior to maintain power and control over a partner.

Anyone can be a victim regardless of age, race, or gender.Slide3

Physical Abuse

The act of someone

physically

hurting you, such as by hitting you or throwing something at you. Examples:

Shoving

Punching

SlappingHittingKickingHair pullingStranglingSlide4

Verbal & Emotional Abuse

Calling you

names, insults you

IsolationHarassmentJealousyBelittling youThreatening to hurt you, a family member, himself/herself if you don’t do what he/she

wants

Making you feel like your opinions, actions and feelings are wrong and unimportantSlide5

Sexual Abuse

Sexual abuse is when someone forces you into 

unwanted sexual activity

, especially through threats or coercion. KissingTouchingOral, Anal, Vaginal

Not taking or using birth controlSlide6

Technological Abuse

Verbal/Emotional abuse by use of cell phones, internetSlide7

Dating

Violence Cycle

Tension

 – such as criticism, yelling, swearing, angry gestures, coercion, or threats

Violence

 – such as physical and sexual attacks or threats

Seduction – such as apologies, promises to change, or giftsSlide8

Jealousy and possessiveness

are two of the most common warning signs of dating abuse. Abusers use them to control the other person's behavior

.

The elements listed below can keep the cycle in motion.Love for the abuser

: Believing that the relationship is not entirely bad

Hope

: Thinking things will change or it's just a phaseFear: Worrying that threats will become a reality, resulting in fear of ending the relationshipSlide9

Myths of Dating Violence

Many

people in abusive relationships

are in denial.They cling to the

myths:

That their partner will never do it again. 

That they are not being abused. That they will leave when the time is right. That it only happens to girls. 

 Slide10

Ending

Relationships

Think about what you are going to say in advance

Choose a public place if safety is a concern

Say it in person and do it yourself

(if safety is a concern, use phone, email)

Be respectful

Do not let emotions or guilt change your mind

Give the person

space