A healthy relationship respects each other's boundaries. Your partner will listen to you without criticism, and they will support you. On the other hand, pressure to have sex can be one sign of an abusive relationship. Your partner may tell you what to do without consideration to your feelings. Read about the warning signs of abuse so that you can determine whether you're in an unsafe or abusive situation. Closeness comes from respect, and respect comes from honoring each other's boundaries whether or not we agree with them. Keep in mind that you always get to choose what you share with your partner. Only stay in relationships where your boundaries are respected, and make sure you’re in a relationship that always practices consent There are many people out there who will also respect your needs and boundaries and with whom you can find intimacy. Those are the relationships worth having. If you’re worried that your partner might become angry, violent, or abusive, then you may want to consider breaking up over the phone or via email or a text. This may seem unfeeling, but it may be the only way in a potentially abusive situation. Your priority should be your safety. If you have to talk to them face to face, then make sure you're in a public place. There are lots of ways to be close to someone, and sex is only one of them. Sex can wait and be engaged in only when it's the right time for you. Celebrate your choice to wait, and enjoy those activities you do choose, knowing that it’s always your decision when to have sex.

TL;DR in Vietnamese:
Hiểu rõ yếu tố hình thành mối quan hệ lành mạnh và không lành mạnh. Rèn luyện cách thiết lập ranh giới lành mạnh trong mọi lĩnh vực, không chỉ riêng tình dục. Chia tay an toàn. Không cần vội vã và hãy chờ đợi cho đến khi bạn cảm thấy sẵn sàng để quan hệ.