Being open-minded

You can choose not to speak

Confidentiality

Having Boundaries - Sticking to our group norms

This wouldn't be a healthy relationship, as the highly confident person would be more dominant than the low-confident person and might even hurt and control them.

2. What might be some challenges in this relationship?

Some challenges in this relationship include that the confident person might be more dominant in making the decisions or in the conversation, making the less confident person feel unheard or even undervalued. The less confident person in the relationship might struggle to express feelings and that may impact their self-esteem and the health relationship. In addition, the less confident partner may need more support which the confident partner does not fully provide or understand. Even though there would be more challenges the last important challenge that needs to be addressed is that the confident partner might overshadow the other partner without knowing, leading to a sense of inequality or imbalance in the relationship between the two partners.

3. How could the two people make it work?

To make this work and address these challenges open communication, empathy and a willingness between the two partners to understand and support the other's perspective and emotions. In addition to this, sometimes this can be hard to start so going to a couple's therapy might start this up and strengthen their relationships.

4. What are your favourite self-care strategies?

My favourite self-care strategies are going outside for a bit and enjoying nature. Playing and talking with friends and family. Finally, taking a nap went I start to get sad or angry.

Individuals?

Men might feel pressured to hide certain emotions as they might be perceived as non-masculinity like crying, so this can lead to mental health issues that would be hard to cure. In addition to this, people who don't do stuff that is considered manly might face identity conflict and low self-esteem. Also, Men may feel pressure from others to prove their masculinity, so they might do risky stuff, that would impact their health and safety. Finally, Men may avoid career paths or activities as they might be considered nonmasculine, limiting personal and professional growth

Society?

In society, if a man does some non-masculinity for example like netball, they may be discriminated against. In addition to this, people might treat you differently because of this so the man might get mental health issues that can't be fixed. easily. Another idea is that because someone does something nonmasculine they might not get the success their full potential could get.

A legal impact on viewing porn is going to jail if it involves a minor or the person doesn't give consent. In addition, some people might be forced by friends to watch and get forced not to like themselves because they look a certain way.

Social

People might develop inaccurate ideas about sexual acts, sexuality, or relationships like the mal has to be more aggressive which can lead to people getting hurt. Also, people might experience problems in relationships.

Personal

People can experience distress, guilt, or shame from watching porn. People can also have insecurities about body image and what you should look like. Also sometimes people might become dependent on pornography which is not good for someone's mental health. Finally Having unsafe sexual practices can lead to someone being hurt

You would go with your friends to his house and not argue with him straight away. Your voice would be quiet and

Aggressive:

You would yell at them and say no.

Assertive:

You would reason with him, and if you don't go, you would have asked him to go another time.

Yes, syphilis can be cured with antibiotics, particularly penicillin, when diagnosed and treated early.

Are there symptoms?

Yes, the symptoms include a painless sore called a chancre that is typically on the genitals, rectum, or mouth. If not treated early, you can get symptoms that include a rash, fever, swollen lymph glands, hair loss, headaches, and muscle aches.

Is it Common in Aus?

Yes, syphilis rates are on the rise in Australia and have doubled since 2015.

Is there a vaccination?

There is no officially developed vaccination for syphilis, but scientists are working on one

Is it Skin to Skin spread?

Yes

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