"According to Teenage Research Unlimited, one in five teens who have been in a serious relationship reported being hit, slapped, or pushed by a partner; and one in four teens who have been in a serious relationship said their partner has tried to prevent them from spending time with friends or family."This kind of abuse isn't limited to dating relationships; friendships can be just as unhealthy. As little children become adolescents and then teenagers, parents need to talk to them about the importance of respect, and what to do if someone is mistreating them. Source: The Coloradoan
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