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    This document discusses different types of personal relationships that teenagers experience, including intimate relationships, friendships, peer groups, and romantic relationships. It provides details on the characteristics of these relationships, how attraction and commitment develop, and tips for maintaining relationships responsibly. The key points are: 1. Teenagers form intimate relationships through self-disclosure and sharing private details with others. 2. Friendships involve caring and sharing to different degrees, from acquaintances to best friends. 3. Peer groups generally consist of cliques of 4-6 people or crowds of 10-20 people who share social activities. 4. Romantic relationships progress from interest to dating to commitment, and partners need to

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    This document discusses different types of personal relationships that teenagers experience, including intimate relationships, friendships, peer groups, and romantic relationships. It provides details on the characteristics of these relationships, how attraction and commitment develop, and tips for maintaining relationships responsibly. The key points are: 1. Teenagers form intimate relationships through self-disclosure and sharing private details with others. 2. Friendships involve caring and sharing to different degrees, from acquaintances to best friends. 3. Peer groups generally consist of cliques of 4-6 people or crowds of 10-20 people who share social activities. 4. Romantic relationships progress from interest to dating to commitment, and partners need to

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    Personal Relationship Members:

    Nerika Asistin Delos Santos


    Jose Victor Galang
    Mario Angelito Y. Ortiz
    Nariel Vincent Manuel
    Alexza Osorio
    Jamaica Villante
    Kimberly Del Castillo
    Teenage Relationships

    • During your teenage years, you form friendships and start to


    develop intimate relationships with members of the opposite sex.
    • Intimate Relationships are characterized by:
    1. Self-Disclosure and your capacity to trust others
    2. Allowing yourself to share sensitive and private topics about
    yourself.
    3. You become more open to others by expressing what you think
    or feel; you may even share your secrets.
    Friendship

    • Is a form of relationship between two or more people.


    • Is characterized by a more mutually satisfying relationship of
    caring and sharing.
    Types of Friendship

    1. Acquaintances- type of friendship whom you join only once in a


    while or ocassionally.

    2. Companions- type of friendship where you share some interest


    through regular interactions

    3. Intimates or bestfriends- type of friendship where you give and


    receive opinions and support.
    Types of Peer Groups

    1. Clique- composed of smaller members (four to six members) and


    is exclusive to peers who shares the same interest.

    2. Crowd- Composed of 10-20 members.Members of a crowd share


    similar social activities such as parties.
    In a study conducted by Furman,it was found that;

    Girls are having friends as source of social support is more common,


    compared with Boys. Girls are more expressive than boys and usually show
    their intimacy by talking about personal matters. Girls tend to get
    together to having bonding moments through emotional sharing. They are
    more intimate and emotionally attached to others. They are easily
    affected by threats or relationship problems are more sensitive to
    rejection issues.

    Boys, on the other hand show intimacy in nonverbal ways. Thus, boys tend
    to get together for certain events or to compete.
    Attraction and Romantic Relationships

    • As you become more capable of forming intimate relationships


    during adolescence , the emergence of romantic relationships may
    occur after you have experienced emotional closeness with
    members of the opposite sex.
    • Teenagers may initially describe a feeling of attraction or
    something that draws them to become closer to another person.
    Sometimes, they like or are fond of someone because of
    characteristics that they really admire.
    • Attraction or being attracted to someone are just normal for your
    age.
    Ways on How attraction to someone is
    expressed

    • How you express your feelings of attraction or admiration is


    another area of concern.
    • Deal with your feeling or how you express such feelings.
    Phases of Romantic Relationships

    1. Discovery of interest- through socialization with potential


    romantic partner.

    2. Dating- it is done to know each other

    3. Commitment- where adolescents think about survival and


    growth in their relationship with others.
    After dating, teenagers may start to become engaged in romantic
    relationship.
    Expression of Love and Commitment

    • Love is a choice. You express your love for another person not
    because you are force to do so, but because you have decided to
    share yourself with another person.

    • Love also involves trust and commitment. You should have


    confidence such that even if you do not see each other, your
    partner remains faithful to you
    • However, some teenagers fail to define the boundaries of their romantic
    relationships. They become so attached that they can no longer separate
    their own identity from their partner. Hence they become dependent on
    one other and find themselves unable to function well without the
    presence of the other.
    • Conflicts or misunderstandings may arise in Romantic Relationships.
    Ways to become responsible in a Relationship

    1. Clarify your boundaries

    2. Learn to communicate

    3. Invest in an “emotional bank account”

    4. Learn to forgive other

    5. Consult professionals

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