 What would you consider a bad relationship? Abusive, so if someone's being hurt by another person, whether it's verbally or physically, just someone that makes another person feel uncomfortable or vulnerable. We see that an imbalance of power is definitely in a bad relationship. Someone who can dominate and the other person will feel extremely small and vulnerable, and that is definitely not something that is in a healthy relationship. A bad relationship, if one person's uncomfortable in any way. To me, a healthy relationship also has different opinions and different interests, because otherwise it's quite an almost boring relationship. It's nice to have differences within your relationships, like not having a friend to do the exact same things and you can introduce you to new things as well. I feel like it doesn't matter who you're with or how long you have been with that person. Any relationship that is currently at a healthy stage can turn into an unhealthy relationship. And like everyone has been saying, the imbalance of power is very important. What would you advise a friend to do if they're in a bad relationship? I think there are people that even contact, so the NSPCC and the other charities sometimes the police is really important. Talking to a family member, a close friend who you can trust. I think the point is to get out of an unhealthy relationship. The only way an unhealthy relationship resolves it, or at least the main way, is just to talk. They always say a problem shared is a problem halved, so if you're keeping all those feelings bottled up inside of it, it's just eating away and making you feel less and less comfortable. Everyone always has a good safety net, whether it's their family or their friends, or just someone really close to them that they understand and know that they actually understand them, and to confide in them is really important. I think what's really important is to have the knowledge that if you do get out of an unhealthy relationship, it's not your fault that you should not blame yourself for the actions of that person.