One in three teens will experience dating violence according to the document. The document then lists rights that teens have in relationships, including the right to refuse dates or activities, express feelings, have limits respected, refuse affection or sex, and have friends and space apart from their partner. Teens also have the responsibility to determine their own limits, respect others' limits, communicate clearly, and not violate others' limits. The document emphasizes that spending time apart from a partner and ending relationships if unwanted are normal rights.

1. Realtionships in
Digital World

3. Adolescent Dating
Violence
One I three teens will be a victim of dating violence.

5. Teen Bill Of Rights
I have a right to:
Ask for a date
Refuse a date
Suggest activities
Refuse any activities, even if my date is excited about them
Have my own feelings and be able to express them
Say, "I think my friend is wrong and his actions are inappropriate"
Tell someone not to interrupt me
Have my limits and values respected
Tell my partner when I need affection
Refuse affection
Be heard
Refuse to lend money
Refuse sex any time, for any reason
Have friends and space aside from my partner
I have the responsibility to:
Determine my limits and values
Respect the limits of others
Communicate clearly and honestly
Not violate the limits of others

6. Teen Bill continued.
10. To have friends and activities apart from my boyfriend or girlfriend.
11. Spending time by yourself, with male or female friends, or with family is
normal and healthy.
12. To end a relationship.
13. You should not be harassed, threatened, or made to feel guilty for
ending an unhealthy or healthy relationship. You have the right to end a
relationship for any reason you choose.