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What are intimate relationships defined as?
Intimate relationships are
close connections between people involving love, trust, and mutual respect
What is considered responsible drinking?
Drinking in moderation, knowing limits, and avoiding risky situations like driving under the influence.
What is consent?
A clear, voluntary, and enthusiastic agreement to participate in something
What are drugs?
Substances that change how the body or mind works
What is a mental health disorder?
A condition that affects thinking, mood, or behavior.
Is jealousy common in relationships? Is it normal if so?
Yes and its completely healthy
What are short-term effects of alcohol?
Slurred speech, poor judgment, slowed reaction time, and impaired coordination.
Can consent be taken back
Yes, at any time
Stimulants, depressants, hallucinogens, and opioids.
What are common mental health disorders?
Anxiety, depression, ADHD, and eating disorders.
How can relationships become toxic?
They become toxic due to power imbalances, disrespect, manipulation and more
How does alcohol affect decision-making?
It lowers inhibitions and can lead to risky or unsafe choices.
What does “enthusiastic consent” mean?
A clear, willing and excited yes, not silence or pressure
What is the risk of drug use?
Addiction, health problems, poor decision-making, and legal consequences.
True or False, Mental Disorders can only be felt, They don’t physically affect you
False
How do we handle disagreements, and are our arguments healthy?
Handling disagreements can be by Highlights conflict resolution styles and areas for improvement.
What are long-term risks of excessive drinking
Liver damage, addiction, heart problems, and mental health issues.
When can someone not consent?
When they are unconscious, intoxicated, pressured, or underage.
Can peer pressure influence drug use?
Yes
Is it possible to be born with a Mental Disorer?
While it’s uncommon, Yes it’s possible
What are signs of a healthy relationship
Trust, respect, honesty, support, good communication, and personal boundaries.
How can someone reduce or avoid alcohol-related harm?
limits, stay with trusted people, alternate with water, and avoid peer pressure.
Why is communication important in consent?
ensures both people feel safe, respected, and understood.
How can someone resist drug pressure?
Say no confidently, avoid risky situations, and stay around supportive people.
Stigmas revolving around mental health often times make people not want to come out to receive help for their illness due to a fear of judgement, Stigmas can also cause people to assume false things about people who are suffering and judge them for it.