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personal relationships

1. Personal Relationships

2. OBJECTIVES discuss an understanding of teenage relationships, including the acceptable and unacceptable expressions of attractions; compose a quote or saying expressing your ways of showing attraction, love and commitment; and

3. demonstrate acceptable expression of attraction towards your relationship circles.

4. THINK-PAIR-SHARE Ask students to think of three important people in their lives (family, friends, classmates, mentor, partner, etc.).

5. THINK-PAIR-SHARE Let them pair with a seatmate and share why those people are important to them.

6. Understanding Personal Relationships

7. Definition and Types of Personal Relationships

8. Personal relationships are close emotional connections between people such as family, friends, and romantic partnerships. Family refers to those related by birth, marriage, or adoption living together or bonded by love.

9. Friendships are built on mutual experiences and emotional support. Partnerships involve affection, trust, and romantic intimacy.

10. Importance of Personal Relationships

11. 1.Healthy relationships contribute greatly to health and well-being.

12. 2. Strong social bonds help you live longer, manage stress, and be healthier overall.

13. 3. Conversely, lack of strong connections can increase risks of depression, illness, and high blood pressure.

14. Attraction, Love, Commitment

15. Attraction is the magnetic appeal drawing people together. Love involves affection based on emotions or sexual desire.

16. Commitment is binding yourself intellectually or emotionally to a course of action or person. Responsibility is being answerable for your actions in relationships.

17. Emotional Dynamics in Relationships

18. Recognizing and Expressing Emotions Understanding and expressing your emotions clearly is crucial for good relationships. Listening deeply and acknowledging feelings strengthen bonds. Positive emotional expression helps manage stress and avoid misunderstandings.

19. Managing Anger and Stress in Relationships Keeping anger in check during stressful times protects relationships from harm. See anger as an ember that needs to be flicked away immediately to prevent damage. Using positive methods to resolve conflicts maintains respect and connection.

20. The Role of Forgiveness and Understanding Practicing forgiveness helps heal emotional wounds and maintain trust. Trying to understand others’ perspectives reduces judgment and builds empathy. Gratitude and appreciation nurture positive interactions and strengthen ties.

21. 10 WAYS TO EXPRESS LOVE

22. 1. Express gratitude. Tell someone how much you appreciate their presence in your life.

23. 2. Send flowers. Do it for no reason other than to say “Thank you for being you.”

24. 3. Set aside time. Give the gift of listening. Make a date if you must, in your own home or at a quiet little neighborhood place, for coffee or a drink and just listen to each other’s thoughts.

25. 4. Keep anger at bay.

26. 5. Be thoughtfully generous with gifts. Remember what is special about a person in your life and buy gifts that are unique to them.

27. 6. Order fortune cookies. Find ones with love sayings. You might also intersperse with gratitude sayings.

28. 7. Offer an act of kindness. Say to your love or someone you care about, “What can I do for you today that will make your life easier and less stressful?” Then do it.

29. 8. Write a note. Here’s a simple start: “I am so grateful that you are in my life. I love you for a million reasons. Here are the top three.”

30. 9. Make time. Arrange to be together for events that bring you both pleasure.

31. 10. Be forgiving. We all have quirks. When one surfaces that makes you want to scream, either gently say something or switch to the positive-quality channel.

32. ACTIVITY W rite a saying or quote which expresses your ways of showing attraction, love and commitment.

33. Real-life Application of Relationship Skills Apply learned skills by practicing positive interactions, managing conflict calmly, and showing empathy. Use acts of kindness and forgiveness in everyday relationships. Real-world practice nurtures trust and commitment.

34. Maintaining Strong and Responsible Relationships Maintain relationships with ongoing respect, open communication, and emotional responsibility. Recognize signs of unhealthy dynamics and address them appropriately. Commit to personal growth and mutual support for long-term success.

35. Conclusions Healthy personal relationships are essential for overall well-being, resilience, and happiness. Responsibility, clear communication, and emotional understanding foster strong bonds. Continued reflection and application of these principles ensure lasting, meaningful connections.

36. Directions: Read each situation carefully. Choose the best answer that shows the most appropriate way of handling personal relationships. SHORT QUIZ

37. 1. Your close friend shares a personal secret with you. Later, another classmate asks you about it. What should you do? a. Tell the classmate since it’s not a big deal b. Share only part of the story c. Respect your friend’s trust and keep it private d. Pretend you don’t know anything but plan to tell others later

38. 2. You notice that one of your groupmates is not contributing to a project. As the leader, what is the best way to handle it? a. Ignore it and do the task yourself b. Confront the person harshly in front of the group c. Talk privately and ask if they need help or have concerns d. Remove them from the group immediately

39. 3. Your best friend seems upset and distant lately. How should you respond? a. Give them space but let them know you are available to talk b. Avoid them completely until they approach you c. Tell others about your friend’s problem d. Pressure them to tell you what’s wrong

40. 4. A classmate confides that they feel excluded from the group. What should you do? a. Listen and try to include them in activities b. Tell them it’s their fault for being shy c. Ignore their feelings since the group is already fine d. Only talk to them when no one else is around

41. 5. Your parents want you to focus more on studies, but your friends invite you to hang out. What is the most responsible choice? a. Balance by finishing your schoolwork first before joining them b. Ignore your parents’ advice and go out c. Refuse your friends permanently to please your parents d. Make an excuse to both parents and friends

42. 6. During a heated group discussion, two classmates start arguing. As a member, what can you do? a. Add fuel to the argument by taking sides b. Stay silent and let them fight c. Suggest calming down and help mediate the discussion d. Leave the group until the issue is over

43. 7. A friend often borrows your things but forgets to return them. How do you handle the situation? a. Stop lending without explaining b. Get angry and embarrass them publicly c. Politely remind them and set clear boundaries d. Let it continue to avoid conflict

44. 8. You feel that your friend is becoming too controlling in your relationship. What is the healthiest way to respond? a. End the friendship without talking b. Follow everything to avoid conflict c. Communicate honestly about your feelings and set boundaries d. Complain about them to others instead of addressing it

45. 9. You are assigned to work with a classmate you don’t get along with. What should you do? a. Refuse to cooperate and let them fail b. Do your best to work professionally and focus on the task c. Ask the teacher to change partners immediately d. Ignore their ideas during the project

46. 10. A friend is going through family problems and seeks your advice. How should you respond? a. Tell them to just forget about it b. Listen empathetically and encourage them to seek support from trusted adults c. Share their problem with others so they get help d. Compare their problem with your own

47. KEY TO CORRECTION: 1 C 2 C 3 A 4 A 5 A 6 C 7 C 8 C 9 B 10 B

48. FOR REFLECTION: “How has showing kindness in my personal relationships—through words, actions, or patience—positively affected the way I connect with others and the way they respond to me?