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Stereotypes that hurtIn every culture, people have certain ideas about what it means tobe a man or a woman. These ideas are called stereotypes. Whenyou first start dating someone seriously, stereotypes can get youreally confused about how you or the person you’re going withought to behave.Boys often have the idea that it’s a “guything” to act tough and treat girls likeproperty, like they own them. Guys oftentry to get their friends’ approval by actinglike they don’t care about anythingor anyone. Even a guy who likes a particulargirl might show off for his friendsby treating her badly or acting like she’sbeen put on earth just to have sex withhim.Girls often accept the idea that it’s a“guy thing” to push girls around, andso they should learn to go along with it.Girls also may believe it’s a “girl thing”to try to figure out and do whatever willkeep their boyfriends happy. So, theymay feel that they have to do only whatthe guy wants, or they may put up withthe guy ignoring them, treating thembadly around others, being really possessive,or being violent or abusive.Both girls and boys often have the idea that boyscan’t control themselves when it comes to sex. Theymay believe that if a man forces a woman to have sexagainst her will, she was probably leading him on insome way.Remember: There’s no “guy thing” or “girl thing” whenit comes to violence and abuse in relationships. There’sjust the “right thing” and the “wrong thing.”Violence and abuse are always the wrong thing.love doesn’t have to hurt teens

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