Pd 7 TAP 808 Thank You by Alexis Straight

Bruce

bruce_boucher — 2020-09-24 00:12:58 UTC

Mahalo Kumu Keliʻi and Luana for sharing all the knowledge we can get on toxic relationships. I know it will help me in the future if I ever get in one. I learned that "gas lighting" is when you turn your words on someone else. Say you say something bad and then that person accuses you of it. Gas lighting is when you deny that you said anything and that the person is hearing things and going crazy.

Emily Chung

2020-09-24 00:16:42 UTC

Mahalo Kumu Keliʻi and Luana for informing myself and my classmates about healthy and unhealthy relationships. I learned a lot of helpful information that will help me in the future and maybe allow me to help others. I learned many things from your presentation including gaslighting, love bombing, and different forms of abuse. One thing that I will change in my life is to be more aware. I learned that not everything is what it seems and that anyone can go through unhealthy and abusive relationships.

Mele Peaua

2020-09-24 00:21:50 UTC

Mahalo Kumu Keliʻi and Kumu Luana for sharing more information about relationships! Iʻve learned so much about toxic and healthy relationships over the past 2 classes. For example, I learned that there are many different ways to gain power and control over someone and now that I know them, I can identify when Iʻm in a toxic relationship and handle them in the right way, so thank you for all your knowledge!

Kare Ann Oshiro

2020-09-24 00:37:21 UTC

Mahalo Kumu Keliʻi and Kumu Luana for sharing information about healthy relationship. I learned a lot about this topic and was Able to better understand things that are healthy In a relationship and what to do when you are in a situation that is not healthy. I will use this information later on in life for myself and to help others. One thing that I learned was that "Gas lighting" is when you turn the words around on the other person. I had no idea what this was so I thought this is very useful information. Thank you for all your hardworking.

Kahekili Fo

2020-09-24 02:08:32 UTC

Thank you and Mahalo Kumu Keli'i and Kumu Launa for giving tips about healthy relationships. This is extremely useful for me because it will help me better understand relationships and with my experiences make me a better person in general. But not only girlfriend and boyfriend kinds of relationships but relationships with anybody like friends, family, loved ones, etc. It will help with my personality and make me look out for things that is bad and do things that is loved. I just wanted to say Mahalo for giving me all this information and thank you for all of your hard work!

Kalima Kamalani

2020-09-24 05:05:41 UTC

Mahalo Kumu Keliʻi and Kumu Luana for sharing your ʻike with us. You guys have taught me a lot about toxic relationships. Ive learned a lot about what makes a good relationship and the dangers of teen dating. I will take this knowledge with me so I can stay safe and also hopefully be a better partner to anyone in the future. I just wanted to let you know that I appreciate all that you had taught us. Mahalo for all your hard work. <3

Brayden Van Kuren

2020-09-24 05:36:30 UTC

Mahalo nui loa Kumu Keliʻi and Kumu Luana for sharing very important knowledge that can help me and other teens keep our future relationships healthy and help others in need if they are experiencing abuse or in an abusive relationship. The one thing that really stuck out to me was the "Equality Wheel," it was very cool how you guys talked about consent, patience, drawing the line, boundaries, and many other things that were included in the wheel. Once again, Mahalo nui, A hui hou, Mālama Pono

Gael Chun-Rivas

2020-09-24 05:56:10 UTC

Mahalo Kumu Keliʻi and Kumu Luana for sharing your guys presentation about healthy and unhealthy relationships and how they can lead to disasters. One thing that I learned from this lesson is the different versions of abuse. I also learned how to prevent an abusive relationship. Mahalo very much for your hard work.

Nikki Mau

2020-09-24 06:19:32 UTC

Mahalo Kumu Keliʻi and Kumu Luana for sharing your guys presentation on how to have a healthy relationship. I thing that I learned from your presentations from the past two days was that ask people if their relationship is oaky. If it not, call someone and make sure they are okay. Another thing is that I can identify when Iʻm in a toxic relationship and handle them in the right way, so thank you for all your knowledge! Mahalo nui loa 😘

Eastlynn Lane

2020-09-24 06:50:01 UTC

Mahalo Kumu Keli'i and Kumu Luana for sharing with us information about relationships. I've learn so much in the past 2 classes we had with you guys. It was this eye opener to the reality of what goes on in this world. One thing I learned that I will always have on my mind, is even if everything looks fine from your side of the screen, the person on the other side could be feeling the total opposite. I will always remember that, and try my best to check on others to make sure they're doing well. Thank you teaching us valuable information!
Mahalo nui loa!! :)

Evan Rivera

2020-09-24 06:59:52 UTC

Mahalo Kumu Keliʻi and Kumu Luana for sharing about healthy and abusive relationships this week. I learned more about a healthy relationship and how unhealthy relationships can hurt people physically and mentally if they don't talk it out and/or get help. I also learned about different forms of a healthy relationship from the "Equality Wheel." I thought having a healthy relationship was just about being honest, supportive, happy, and having communication to each other. But there's more to it like boundaries, negotiation, fairness, and much more! I know this will help me in the future, so I want to say thank you again!

Telyn Kekaula

2020-09-24 08:25:11 UTC

Mahalo nui Kumu Keliʻi and Kumu Luana for sharing with us the importance of healthy relationships and what unhealthy relationships are like and how to help other. The teaching I will make an effort to help others with is what to do and what not to do when being an upstander. I now know itʻs best to not to do things like tell them(the victim) what to do and insult the abuser. I also know to offer help and advice. Again, mahalo for sharing your knowledge on such an important topic to learn about. :)

Zach Samson

zacharysamson — 2020-09-24 08:36:28 UTC

Mahaloz Kumu Keliʻi and Kumu Luana for taking time out of your day to teach us on what it means to be in a safe and healthy relationship with our family, friends, partners. It was really fun being asked questions and learning different responses and also learning more on what an abusive relationship can look like. I also learned how much more it means to have a healthy relationship being equality, trust & honesty, communication and much more. Just wanted to say a really big Mahalo to you guys!

Kilinahe Wong

2020-09-24 08:40:11 UTC

Mahalo Kumu Keliʻi and Kumu Luana for sharing that presentation with us! I really learned a lot from the past two days with you guys. I learned more about having healthy relationships with either a girlfriend, friends, or family. I also learned how some relationships can be abusive. Another thing that I learned were the different forms of healthy relationships on the "Equality Wheel". These things can be a big help for me in the future. I now know how to help my friends or family members when they are in an unhealthy relationship. Thank you guys for putting together this presentation and for teaching us about relationships! Mahalo nui loa!

Kamanalu Grace

2020-09-24 19:55:55 UTC

Mahalo Kumu Keli'i and Kumu Launa for sharing all the information about us teens.I learend so much from both of you guys the past two days.I learned about how to have a strong relationship with your friends or girlfreind.I also learned that sometimes relationships can be were stressful to handle like abusive to each other.Another thing I learned so well was the Equality wheel and thats were there are different types of things that can help me in the future when I grow up.Mahalo for putting all the hard work just to help alot of teenagers.

Kapua Vanterpool

2020-09-29 00:47:23 UTC

Mahalo Kumu Keli'i and Kumu Launa!
I learned a lot of information! It also drilled some info I already knew into my head. The thing I really pulled out of this were the red flags that I chose to ignore. Thank you for letting me open up to you guys!