A healthy relationship is when 2 people develop a connection
based on mutual respect, trust, honesty and
support. A healthy relationship means being responsible
for your own happiness.
Communication, listening to each other’s points of
view and compromise are important in a healthy relationship.
In a healthy relationship, you do things for your partner
but do not keep score.

An unhealthy relationship is one in which there is
physical, sexual, psychological or emotional abuse or
violence.
An unhealthy relationship may include lack of trust,
jealousy, lack of understanding, threats, constant criticism,
manipulation, poor communication, punishment,
a lack of sexual safety or constant criticism.
Self-esteem can influence relationships. Adolescents
with low self- esteem have high levels of insecurity and
are at higher risks of being involved in an unhealthy
relationship. Individuals may believe that they are not
worthy of a better relationship.