The Truth about Dating Violence
It’s a sad day when high schools begin to teach about dating violence in the classroom. But the reality is that many teens, especially girls, are going to have troubles with dating violence at one point in their lives.
To help combat this grim reality, those who are new to the dating scene need to keep these rules in mind for themselves as they head out with a new date:
- Always tell someone where you’re going – This way, people can find you if you’ve been gone for too long or they just want to check in on you. If your date changes your dating location at the last minute, refuse to go there until you let someone else know. Or, you can be subtle and just text message the change to a friend.
- Always have a time frame in mind and let others know – Let your friends and family know when you will be back, and then stick to the plan.
- Any sign of violence is a bad sign – Even if your date is just ‘playing rough,’ if it makes you uncomfortable, you need to leave your date, call home and get someone to pick you up.
- If you’ve already experienced violence, you need to tell someone – Even if you don’t think it’s a big deal, letting someone know will help you gain perspective on the situation. And they can help you get the help you need, even if you don’t want to.
- Never go anywhere that’s not public until you feel completely comfortable with someone – This is common sense. Get to know a person first before you head back to their house or to a dark alley.
Dating violence typically happens with someone you know well…or someone you thought you knew. No matter how long you’ve been going out or how much you love this person, any violence is too much violence. You need to get away from this person now, before it’s too late.
https://blog.datingwise.com/187/the-truth-about-dating-violence/DiaryAbuse,Love,Violence,WomenIt's a sad day when high schools begin to teach about dating violence in the classroom. But the reality is that many teens, especially girls, are going to have troubles with dating violence at one point in their lives. To help combat this grim reality, those who are new...taraTara Milleradmin@datingwise.comAdministratorDating and Relationship Advice
Nice list of informative information. I don’t think I ever called on any one until the very last minute which of course I regret. I hope people take this list seriously. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for a descent post. This is really important to know for young girls.
It definitely happens alot more often than is reported… especially when the girls hits the guy. I’ve been in an abusive relationship before, and I never once called the cops.