Exploring Love and Relationships: Understanding Attraction and Pressure

Delve into the complexities of friendships, attraction, and societal pressure in the realm of love and relationships. Reflect on the significance of caring for oneself and others, while navigating feelings of attraction during stages like puberty. Explore scenarios to discuss feelings of pressure and advice on handling expectations around having a girlfriend or boyfriend.

• Love
• Relationships
• Attraction
• Friendship
• Pressure

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1. Love and Relationships: Love and Relationships: Being attracted to someone Being attracted to someone I can talk about friendships and relationships. I can talk about the importance of being cared for, caring for others, caring for myself and what love means. I know I can have friendships with children of the opposite sex. I can name an adult/adults I go to if I have a worry.

2. Why do you think there are so many songs, poems, movies and stories about love?

3. A Red Red Rose Rachel Sermanni with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (4 minutes 30) https://youtu.be/-1-PF2kt2jg

4. When you really like someone In a Heartbeat https://vimeo.com/22 7690432

5. When you like someone During puberty, you can start to have feelings of attraction to someone. You might fancy other boys and girls. You may even feel like you re in love! rshp.scot

6. When you like someone. That s okay. They might like you back. But they might not feel the same way, and that s okay too. You should never try to make someone feel something that they don t want to feel! rshp.scot

7. What might these people be thinking about each other?

8. What might these people be thinking about each other?

9. But, what happens if you just don t want to have a girlfriend or boyfriend? Do you think children ever feel under pressure to have a boyfriend or girlfriend? Some scenarios for discussion .

10. So, if we are feeling that there is pressure to be in a boyfriend/girlfriend situation, what can we say is the best advice about what to say or do?

11. So, if we like someone, but they just want to be a friend and not a boyfriend or girlfriend how should we react?

12. If I have a question or a worry about friendships or relationships with others, who can I speak to?