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The Birds & the Bees

Join Sarah Curtiss and Colleen Gibbons in today's engaging session focused on understanding crushes, rights, and responsibilities in relationships. We'll review key concepts like what a crush is, how to manage those feelings, and the importance of respectful communication. Participate in breakout sessions to practice turning someone down gently and effectively. Our discussions will empower you with skills to express your feelings honestly while considering others' emotions, ensuring a supportive environment for all. Learn to navigate these emotional waters with confidence and care.

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The Birds & the Bees

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  1. The Birds & the Bees Crushes Sarah Curtiss And Colleen Gibbons

  2. Today’s Schedule • Schedule for the Day • Review Rights and Responsibilities • What is a Crush? • How to Deal with a Crush • How to Turn Someone Down • Break Out Sessions • Closure

  3. Rights and Responsibilities • To be heard. • To ask any questions. • To not be put down. • To pass. • To not have assumptions made about you. • To have your own feelings. • To say hello and good-bye to group members. • To be present. • To confidentiality.

  4. What if someone likes you but you don’t like them back? • Say No with a reason • You’re really nice, but I just don’t like you that way. • Say No with an alternative • I don’t want to go out with you, but we can be friends. • Say No and go • I won’t go out with you.

  5. Let’s Practice • Choose a partner, one person be the person with the crush and the other will practice turning someone down. For example, • “I really like you, I think we should hang out sometime. Can I call you?” • “I don’t think that’s a good idea. I don’t really like you that way.”

  6. Closure Food for thought Next Week…Body Image Go over schedule How I feel about me Body Image and the media Positive self talk Breakout Session Closure • Do you know what a crush is? • What would you do if you had a crush? • What would you do if someone had a crush on you but you didn’t like them back? • Don’t forget to say good-bye!

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