Personal Bill of Rights
    YOU have the right to enjoy a healthy relationship with your spouse, partner, boyfriend or girlfriend.
      You have the right to:
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  • Be responsible for your own life and not to take responsibility for anyone else's problems or bad behavior.
  • Be treated with respect and to tell others how you wish to be treated.
  • Have dreams, goals and ideas - and to make them happen.
  • Have your own beliefs, ideas and values without apology to anyone.
  • Have your own feelings, opinions, and convictions even if they're unpopular ones.
  • Make mistakes and/or be imperfect.
  • Protest unfair treatment or criticism.
  • Change your mind, decide on a different course of actions, or expand in new directions.
  • Ask for emotional support or help from friends, family or professionals.
  • To set your own priorities about your use of money, space, or energy.
  • To have friends and to spend time with them.
  • To do things and go places by yourself.
  • Allow people to help you without feeling guilty, unworthy, or dependent.
  • Be in a relationship that is free of physical, sexual or emotional abuse.
  • Say no.
  • Decide whether to have sex or not.
  • Take good care of your whole being; your body, your mind, and your spirit.
  • To have time for yourself; relax, let go, and do nothing.
  • Ask others for what you want.
  • Nurture yourself.