Teaching kids how to break up nicely

Last month Boston public health commission conducted a study that required 200 teens from Boston. The main focus of this one day conference was promote "Healthy Breakups," The author of this was trying to inform and persuade the reader to use healthy relationships.

I admire the fact that adults are doing something to help teens instead of complaining about teens. They are promoting healthy dating tips that can help teens who aren't currently in a relationship. I'm not currently in a relationship and i was able to benefit from this article.

To be completely honest i thought this article was going to be a complete bore, but surprisingly it wasn't. As i started to read along the article became more interesting. This article is very relatable. I'm sure that everyone knows at least one person who has experienced a Facebook breakup.