Objective: The objective of this study was to evaluate the cases exposed to partner/flirt violence among youths appealed to Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University Training and Research Hospital Outpatient Clinic of Forensic Medicine and by evaluating to reveal frequency, regional features and to make suggestions. Material and Methods: We retrospectively evaluated the medico-legal reports of 1170 (29.9%) cases; belonging to the age group of 15-24 years appealed between the dates of June/01/2014 and May/31/2017. The 60 cases exposed to spouse/partner/ flirt violence were included. The findings were assessed according to age, gender, type of violence, place and parpetrators. Descriptive and frequency analyzes were performed. Results: There were totally 60 cases (5.1% of youths) exposed to spouse/flirt violence. The 80% of cases was woman and 20% was man. The 23,3% of victims belongs to the age group of 15-19 years, 76,7% of victims belongs to the age group of 20-24 years. The 73.3% of the cases was coming from the central district of Muğla and the rest were coming from other districts. Women were exposed in the majority to the violence of spouse (n=25-41.6%), of boyfriend (n=11-18.3%) and of ex-boyfriend (n=10-16.6%). There was not a certain frequency among men. According to the age groups among the victims belonging to the age group of 15-19 the frequency of ex/new flirt/lover violence was higher (n=11-18.3%) and among the victims belonging to the age group of 20-24 years’ spouse violence was higher from the other group (n=23-38.3%). Conclusion: The perpetrators were usually men who were attacking the women belonging to the age group of 15-24 years. It was observed that women were trying to normalize the violence they were exposed by pretext and men were not able to tolerate separation and were not able to accept their partners to date with someone after separation. Physical and mental examination of the patients who apply with the partner/flirting violence should be done. Persons should be referred to relevant places such as psychiatrists and social workers, informed about their rights, social support and mental examinations and follow-up. It would be useful to infuse the gender mainstreaming to the conscious of youth from the beginning of Montessori education for the men during youth to cope with separation.