<p>You have relationships with many people in your life, including family members, friends, and people at school. Unfortunately, not all relationships are healthy. This post can help you figure out which of your relationships are healthy and what to do about those that are not.</p><h4>What Is a Healthy Relationship?</h4><p>A healthy relationship is one where people support one another. These relationships make you feel good about yourself and confident that you have people in your life who have your back. You and the other person respect one another and can be honest without hurting each other's feelings.</p><h4>How Do I Know if a Relationship Is Healthy or Unhealthy?</h4><p>Sometimes it can be difficult to know if a relationship is healthy. You often don't have completely negative or positive feelings about someone. There are usually some great times mixed in with the bad.</p><p>One way to know if a relationship is healthy is to ask yourself if it makes you feel good. Do you have generally good feelings around the person, even when the two of you aren't getting along?&nbsp;</p><p>If your experiences with a person leave you feeling bad about yourself, then the relationship may be unhealthy. If a person always tears you down, then it's not a true friendship.</p><h4>What Can I Do if I'm in an Unhealthy Friendship?</h4><p>If you're in an unhealthy friendship, you have to first figure out if the friendship is worth salvaging. If your friend isn't willing to work with you to make things better between the two of you, then that is a red flag.</p><p>If a friend is being mean or treating you unfairly, you can try standing up to them. If things don't change, then it may be time to end the friendship. You may need to cut ties and find new friends who will support you.</p>