Today I Choose to Speak Kindly!

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Violence Free Coalition of Warren County

There are a lot of choices in dating and relationships. And while you cannot choose how your dating partner behaves towards you, you can choose to to display those qualities yourself and seek them in others. Today we hope that you choose to SPEAK KINDLY. We hope that you lift your dating partner up with your words, and not tear them down.

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