Boundaries are important in a healthy relationship, no matter how your relationship is defined. It's important that partners feel comfortable expressing their wants, goals, fears, and limits, and that everyone's boundaries are honored. bit.ly/how-to-set-boundaries

When someone is in an abusive relationship, they want to know “why” this happened. This can sometimes lead to survivors finding out that their partner experienced child abuse. But, make no mistake: this is no excuse for abusive behaviors. bit.ly/3HKyUqd

Healthy relationships require work from everyone involved and no one person can make a relationship healthy or unhealthy. So, how can you make the most of things you can control in a healthy relationship? Learn the D-E-A-R M-A-N acronym: bit.ly/3JlnpGm

To have a healthy relationship you have to #TalkAboutIt. These conversations need to be real and honest, as you should share your feelings and experiences with your partner. What helps you have real talk with your partner? #TDVAM22

Love bombing. In pop culture, we see this all the time. Two people meet, one person might want to take it slow, and the pursuer oversteps boundaries by sending gifts & calling incessantly. Then, they fall madly in love and live happily ever after within a matter of weeks.