Source 1

Source:
Violence in Teenage Relationships." Battered Women. Louise Gerdes. San Diego: Greenhaven Press, 1999. Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center. Thomson Gale. Centennial High School (MD). 6 Dec. 2006
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Notes:
This source talks about how teenage relationships are good and bad.
In this source, it says that teenage relationships are good because it gives you someone to
talk to, feel comfortable around, it's a great experience, and etc, but it is also bad when the individuals go their "seperate ways."
There are some scenarios of what may happen to a couple and a few "tips" not to help you get back with
the loved one, but to continue on in life so you won't be upset everytime you hear your loved one's name.
Most individuals find their first loved one the most important. They tell themselves that, "She or he is the one for me," because they automatically fall inlove with one another.


Questions:
Did you think that your first love was the one?
How come some people have real difficult times moving on? Is it a genetic thing? Or is it just the thoughts that tell them they DON'T want to move on?
Is there a difference between 2 people loving another person?
Ex. Person A loves person B and Person C loves person D. Would the love that person A gives to person B be any different than what person C gives to person D?