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“OK, first let me say, "Thank god for the clitoris!"”
—Shelby, 17, OK
How do you know if someone is being abused in a relationship?
Sometimes it’s hard to know. A lot of times, people try to cover up the problems in a relationship. They might feel something is wrong, but they’re afraid to talk about it. Maybe they want others to like their partner. Or, they want to believe the relationship is great.
But, here are some signs you can watch for:
Once again, these are just possible signs of an abusive relationship. Some are normal signs of the beginning of a relationship. When people first connect, they often call each other a lot or want to spend all their time together. So you can watch for these signs – but don’t jump to conclusions without having all the information you need.