004 : maintaining healthy relationships :seedling:

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⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ welcome to the fourth edition of the ukiyo chronicle! this interactive edition is all about maintaining healthy relationships. you can find helpful resources, our blogger’s works, a question for the day and even stories from our readers! we hope you enjoy reading, and have a lovely day ahead. ♡

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hi SA! how’s everything? all of us at the ukiyo chronicle are excited to present the fourth edition of TUC! our have been working hard to bring you content that will help you in your daily lives, and we hope you find the content we create for you helpful!

before diving into the blog, it is important to know why maintaining healthy relationships is important. it is essential because relationships are a part of our lives and a balance is required in every single one of them! imbalanced and unhealthy relationships can be negatively affect your mental health, which might affect you in other parts of your life. in this interactive edition, you'll find lots of ways to maintain healthy relationships, and what to do in toxic ones.

so, here’s the awaited content from our team. without further ado, let's get started!

♡ : written by swathi

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every interactive edition, a few of the team come together to make blogs for our readers! you can find their wonderful work in the links below or by clicking the hashtag #TUC4

   ★ : esmee’s blog on making new friends

   ☆ : ethereal’s blog on handling toxic relationships

   ★ : star’s blog on communication

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eight habits of healthy relationships

this video by Psych2Go explains the 8 habitats of healthy relationships. it’s a short five-minute video explaining the eight great habits that help improve relationships. the video details the habits partners must develop in order to maintain a balanced and positive relationship.

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the power of friendship

in this episode of “the emerging women,” the host and guest talk about how friendships can change the world, friendships as another outlet for intimacy, the indicators of a strong relationship, and a whole lot more! it’s a great listen (and read!) to deepen and expand your understanding of friendships.

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healthy relationships hotline

the healthy relationship hotline has a list of things one should look for in a relationship, and things you shouldn’t. it also touches upon toxic relationships in detail to help aid the reader understand their relationship(s) better.

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healthy relationships quiz

this quiz can help you determine if your relationship is healthy. answer a few questions and it will give you your results right on spot! this quiz’s purpose leans more towards romantic relationships.

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how healthy is your friendship?

this quiz can help you analyse and understand your relationships with friends and family. after completing it, you’re given a score and you can read a more detailed overview explaining your score!

♡ : organised by mac

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why do you think maintaining a healthy relationship is important? how do you maintain one?

⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀ in our previous edition, our writers shared why maintaining healthy relationships is important, and now we want to your thoughts on it! the ukiyo chronicle is curious to hear your perspective we’d like to hear your take on what makes a healthy relationships. don’t forget to include your experiences, and do take this opportunity to share your thoughts!

♡ : organised by sticky

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yeah! sure! i would love to share my success story! well, i had always been an average girl in my class. i never tried to meet new people, i was really shy. i never tried to take help of my teachers, because i always thought they'll scold me. they ways did. because i hated to do homework. why should we do homework? learning is everything! homework felt to me like a way in which teachers scolded and took out their frustration on us. i performed extraordinarily well in exams. but i was all 0 in drawing, dance, etc. i loved to learn new things! i was really curious. i am now. i love it. but people used to hate me because i asked a lot of questions. people still hate me for that reason lol! when i came to 9th grade, schools asked us to fill a form for which subject i would like to take. i took computers because i hated home science and i was 0 in drawing. here comes the turning point in my life. when i first started learning java, i didn't like it much, but i didn't have a choice so i continued. gradually i started loving it! i loved java... when my friends were learning addition and subtraction through java, i was solving complex loops! my dad encouraged me and with some of my in-laws and cousins who are engineers and web developers. i created a website! you'll say i had it in my blood, maybe. and i and all those who helped me are earning about 100000 rupees monthly. it is a website we created through coding. now the people who used to mock me are praising me. this was my success story. i loved it to share! all thanks to the ukyio chronicle for giving me such an opportunity.

♡ : rebecca’s story

♡ : edits made by naomi

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“ the right choice is hardly

ever   the   easy   choice. ”

— rick riordan

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