you space to spend time with friends and family? Do you enjoy spending time together? Do you feel comfortable telling your partner when something she or he is doing upsets you? Do you feel comfortable sharing your thoughts and feelings? Can you tell your partner what you like sexually? Does your partner make an effort to get along with your friends and family? Is your partner proud of your accomplishments and successes? Does your partner respect your differences? Can you talk to your partner about safer sex and/or birth control? Relationships can be complicated, but if you answered ?yes? to all of these questions, there?s a good chance your relationship makes you happy. If you answered ?no? to two or more questions, you might be in an unhealthy relationship. If your relationship feels unhealthy, find out more . If you feel that your relationship could use improvement, talk with your partner about it. When you talk, be clear about what your concerns are. Good communication is an important step in problem solving. There?s no quick fix to issues that come up in your relationship ? that?s why both partners need to make an ongoing effort to relate to each other better. You may want to consider getting help from someone outside your relationship.  Sometimes talking with a counselor or therapist can help couples work through issues and improve their relationships. Ending a Relationship People choose to end relationships for many reasons. Your relationship may make you uncomfortable or unhappy. You