Comfort zone: find the line for you with mates, dates and more
An online game for young people aged 14+ that encourages them to think about their physical, emotional and digital boundaries through interactive prompts and tips about what is and isn't OK.
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How this resource can help
Use this resource to
Encourage young people to think actively about where they draw ‘the line’ in relation to their body, relationships, and online interactions
Start conversations about consent and respect
Share with young people as a way for them to have a conversation about boundaries with friends, people they’re dating, and others
Reinforce key messages about respectful relationships and consent
It covers
A series of questions to help a young person identify their comfort level with particular behaviours
Tips about what behaviour is and isn’t ok
Suggestions of ways to talk with others about boundaries and comfort with particular behaviours
A personalised visual summary of responses to the different questions
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If you are a young person
You’re in the right place! This is an interactive game that you can use to explore and think about where you draw your boundaries – physical, emotional and digital. If you’re worried about anything, you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Last reviewed by Together We Can: 15 July 2026
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