Nathan and Amy, his girlfriend of two months, are on a date. Amy is taking medication that does not permit her to drink alcohol. Nathan ordered a beer with his meal and this upset Amy. She thought it was impolite to order a drink when the person with you does not order a drink. He apologized for upsetting her but stood his ground on being allowed to do what he wants to do. Amy explained that she could see his point, recognized they may have different values, and apologized. Given this scenario, which of the following is true?
A. Nathan is an alcoholic.
B. Despite their apologies, there are danger signals that this could be an unhealthy relationship.
C. Amy and Nathan exhibited healthy behavior.
D. Amy was unreasonable in this situation and was demonstrating the need to control Nathan's behavior.
Answer: C
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