The Valentine's Day Etiquette Your Teenage Child Should Follow



Valentine's Day is a special day to celebrate love and affection with friends and family. Teenage boys and girls need to understand how to respectfully and safely celebrate Valentine's Day with other teens without crossing sexual boundaries. Here are some tips to keep in mind:

 

1. Be respectful: It's important to respect each other's boundaries when celebrating Valentine's Day. You should always ask for consent before initiating any physical contact or gifts.

 

2. Physical contact: Avoid inappropriate touches. Any type of physical contact that makes someone feel uncomfortable or violates their personal space should be avoided.

 

3. Conversations: Avoid conversations that involve inappropriate language, sexual topics or harassment. It is always important to respect other people's boundaries and communicate respectfully and appropriately.

 

4. Keep it appropriate: Avoid inappropriate or sexually suggestive behaviour or gifts. Keep your celebrations age-appropriate and respectful.

 

5. Communicate effectively: Open and honest communication is key to any healthy relationship. Talk to your partner or friend about your expectations and boundaries for Valentine's Day celebrations.

 

6. Avoid peer pressure: Do not let your friends or peers pressure you into doing something you are not comfortable with. Peer pressure can lead to risky and unsafe behaviours.

 

7. Be safe: Always prioritize your safety and well-being. Avoid situations that make you uncomfortable or unsafe.

 

Remember, Valentine's Day celebrations should be fun, respectful, and safe for everyone involved.



Check out my other post on Valentine's Day Etiquette.



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Wishing you a fun-filled Valentine's Day

 

Your Professional friend and Coach,

Damilola Ogunreremi

 

 

 




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