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So currently, I'm a freshman in high school, and I've recently, about a month ago, started a relationship with this girl. She was always seemed cute to me, and was nice, funny, smart, and had the overall "good" qualities you look for in a girl, and I developed a sort of crush on her. I had crushes like it before, so you can imagine when I asked her out, there wasn't a load of passion burning in my belly. More like a weak fuel of angst, lust, and a pathetic infatuation. But to be honest, I really…

Paying £1 a day for a sausage is pretty pointless when you could easily take the £5(6?) and put it into buying something nutritional, let alone tasty.

Babysit with her, there's this one girl I'm familiar with who is madly in love with her boyfriend, only because he always shows up to help her babysit. She's never outside, but when they babysit, they find time to...hang out when the children sleep.

Bad choice in confronting her. If you really don't trust her, don't confront her, even if it's nicely, that's exactly what the other girl wanted you to do. You could have complained to your girlfriend that her friend was being ridiculous and obsessive, and went so far as to call her a cheater. Hopefully she'd admit it there, but really, don't confront her based on her friends' words, especially if the friend likes you.

That's a cool one. Personally, quotes pertaining to love aren't really the best thing to get stuck on your body, considering your views on love can quickly change. One I like, not pertaining to love, but, nevertheless: "I am a fan of your Christ, but not your Christians. They're so unlike your Christ,"~Ghandi.

The though sprung into my head today when my friend began telling me this story, about this girl in school. They'd gotten onto the topic of masturbation, and she...very detailed, to the point of explaining her tightness and what she liked. Casually. So, to what degree are you willing to talk about sex with friends and the like? Anyone? For me, I'm willing to chat about anything. Sex can be a good topic when you're serious.

Quote from x-mercedes-x: “Just ask her, it doesn't matter if there's loads of people there. If she's taken then just move on and stay friends with her. If not then ask her if she fancies going out with you sometime. If you really like her then you're going to have to get past the idea of people being around.” I really don't have a problem with asking her out in the open if she does not have a boyfriend. It's more of a matter of asking if she has a boyfriend in a nonchalant way, considering it's …

Alright, as of late, I've realized quite a few things. I've gotten a lesson in love, shall we say? I realize how I have to do things...when I like a girl. I realize, after rejection and such, I need to be aggressive, but not obsessive. There's more fish in the sea. So on, and so forth. Except for at the moment, confronting a girl I like is impossible. We're hi-bye friends, not yet stuck in the dreaded "friend-zone," and this is fine. I'd like to get to know her a bit more, and when I do, I figur…

So, before I begin to ramble, my mother is bipolar. She's had troubles in the past, bad times, debt, marriage troubles, but through it all, she's been fine afterwards. Recently, she talked of suicide, and willingly checked herself into a facillity for help (more commonly, the loony bin, although that sounds harsh to me,) and I respected her desicion. I visited her, and she returned home today, finally, telling us she was "A new person,". They changed her medicine, got her counseling, and she eve…

So, usually, with me and most people, physical attraction is the first thing that forms a crush or love, or whatever. It's normal for me to like a girl based only on her looks, or looks being the first thing I notice. With a friend of mine, it's different. I have a friend, who's not particularly gorgeous, nor is she ugly. She's nothing special look-wise, but when you get to know her, she's really nice, unless you're an ass. I didn't feel anything when I first met her; but 3 years into our friend…

Talk with your family. Try to get them together, and confront your Mom. She's got a problem, and it's best she hears it from people who love her. Tell her what you see when she drinks, how you feel, and tell her you care for her. Explain to her, along with your family, that you think she has a problem, needs help, but don't be agressive or mean about it. Try to get her into AA and rehab.

Hate to say it, but there's nothing much you can do. I am in a similar situation, our family's money troubles always being the thing I awaken to, with my Dad's gambling and Mom's overspending, we've always got troubles like that. They're still together, but when they argue, I just leave. I figure it's not my problem. You have the option to do the same, you're 15. Go outside, and ignore it. It's easy for me. All I can tell you, since I'm in a similar situation, is tune out. I know it's not really…

Quote from S1919: “I hate the word soccer. It's football. American football stole its name. It makes more sense for soccer to be called football anyway.” I've always pondered myself why American football is called what it is. I know it refers to measurement, but in actuallity, it's measured in yards! Why not Yardball? It makes more sense. Oh, and I've read that Football is the widely reguarded as the most popular sport in the world.

Quote from leila: “but neal how come a big penis cant get pass, but a baby that is waaay bigger can get pass?!?! so i dont really believe the story of the african amoerican guy with the white girl...” No need to be cocky Neal. The vagina widens when a woman is giving birth, much more so than when having sex. The body prepares itself for the baby. Your body needs to prepare for sex, so tell your boyfriend to ease into you slowly, preparing your body. You're 15, and sex is kind of new to your body…

What's your opinion on it? Do you agree, or practice it? Or do you want to or have had sex before marriage? I think it's stupid. For christians, I understand you not having sex because of beleifs, but most christians (I know,) hardly stick to that. As for regular people who do it, I understand they want to be with someone who will get married to them, and is not just with them for sex. That's fine, but once again, I think it is stupid. I don't plan on marrying, at least not soon. I don't think a…

Quote from leila: “hey neal wtf with your answers are you against sex or something?!?! and actually really how old are you???” Actually, it seems like he's a virgin who's dissaproving sex because he hasn't had any. That's just what it seems like to me, apoligies if I'm wrong. He's twenty, by the way.

Quote from Neal: “How can any human being possibly know the answer to that? ;” Think logically. You can know the answer to that. I do. It will not hurt if he is large and you are small. If he's got a larger penis, and you're pretty small, it will hurt if the difference is a lot. Despite the vagina being really stretchy, it does have limits. There's also the factor of him pushing in to hard. Think of it like this, take a balloon, and insert a pencil. It'll stretch to fit the pencil to the best of…

Okay, it's called regret. It's your fault that you dumped him, and now you feel the consequence. Deal with it, that's the only advice that people can give you. I'd like to comfort you, but you dumped him, not vice-versa. It's not the best idea to return to an ex too soon after a break-up, especially since you dumped him.

Ask a girl. I'm sort of shy, but I know that you've got to just do it. Find a girl you like, and ask her to the movies. Even if you only like her a bit, a relationship could form from it. Do it like a shot (although, being 14, that's not a common experience,) fast and hard.

Quote from Neal: “And if you want to not take any chances, you can stop having sex. Better safe than sorry. If you want to have kids with him someday, what he can do is secrete his sperm/semen into a small container, for you to pour down your v sometime. In that case, you have no need for sex.” ...I laughed so hard at that. Thanks for that laugh mate. No need for sex, eh? Sex relieves us of unneeded stress, exercises us, gives us pleasure, increases lung capacity, and rids us of all of that sexu…