It may just prove to be an excellent start to a relationship together.Sexual activity is another issue that most teenagers will likely deal with at one point or another.Someone that can make us laugh and smile, and someone that we can make memories with.It shouldn't have to end with fighting and bickering, so here are some helpful tips for making a successful relationship.Dating is a time of social experimentation for teens.It’s a time to test out which type of partners appeal to them, and how they can negotiate a romantic relationship.

You want them to listen to your opinion, yet at the same time feel they are making up their own mind.

Young relationships always are so great in the beginning, but it always seems to end up with a lot of fighting and bickering.

Why spend all of that time fighting with someone, when you can be productive doing something and being happy? However, because we are young we are always going to be on the look-out for someone of the opposite sex that makes us happy.

Teens also learn how to be both assertive and compromising, how to be giving to another and how to expect the same in return. Show them how you compromise, stick up for yourself, give and expect respect and argue but love your spouse. Tell girls that they do not need to have sex to keep a guy. Many kids are having these forms of sex because they tell themselves it’s not really sex. Then tell them about contraception and sexually transmitted diseases.

All of this is a sort of practice session in order to find “Mr.” or “Miss Right.” Unfortunately, too often teens start dating with no preparatory talks from their parents and then they can get into trouble. You hope they will wait to have sex, but if they don’t, it’s best that they protect themselves.