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Cirrax Lankart has a good point. Don't quit, don't give up now. You've come so far just to throw it all away now? If so, then what was the point of working in the first place? Look, people are going to get into different places whetther we like it or not because life isn't a slice of pie. Also, what's so great about this #1 school you wanted? I'm pretty sure that no school is perfect, every one has it's pros and cons. So what if your friends got into the school you wanted? You got into an okay s…

Maybe I've never been in that situation, but suicide isn't the answer. So you haven't found someone who loves you the way you love them. That won't last forever. One day, maybe today, next week, in a month, you'll meet that someone. But in order to do that, you can't give up. There are people out in the world, as cruel as it is, that will use people because they don't see the great people and things they already have. That's what your ex did. She didn't realize, or wasn't satisfied, with the hap…

Right. Like I was going to ask my aunt if it was alright, and like, I'd make my friends pay for themselves, I'd rather not have them mooch off my aunt, especially when it's usually expensive just to get in. But thanks for the advice! I really appreciate it!

So I'm going to see some of my relatives from July 25th-August 12th. During this time they'll be taking me to Maine. However, in Maine there's this trailer park camp that's open during the summer. This is where I met the people I call my best friends today. I only get to go to the trailer park on the weekends because my relatives work during the day. Anyways, from August 1-3(friday,saturday,and sunday) there's this anime convention (connecticon) that I wanted my relatives to take me to. This was…

Well, you shouldn't pretend they don't exist. I've dated quite a few in the past, and I still really good friends with most of my ex's, if not all of them. I'm not saying to go and be their friend automatically. Give it time, and like GemmaBabyxox said, do all the things with your friends that you missed out on, and keep a box of memories. When and if you feel you're ready and the both of you are willing, try to be friends again, maybe?

It's alright. We all make mistakes. As time goes by, people change. There are more fish in the sea and you're bound to meet someone new - possibly even better and be sure to not make the same mistake. (though if you do, it's okay, we're only human and all make mistakes)

Well, he could just want to be your friend, or actually like you. You should ask if he wants to hang out, whether it's just the two of you or a group of friends is your decision. Then see what happens from there.

OKay, from how I see it, long-distance relationships can be excruciatingly hard to keep. It sounds like he does like you, he's not always around you, and since it's easier being closer to this other chick, he's started to like her as well. You guys seemed to have had a good relationship, it was just hard because you two were so far away. I suggest that maybe when you get back, the both of you should hang out and see how it goes. If it hits off really well, then if it feels right to you, get back…

That's really sweet. Not sure if it'll last forever, but I wish you the best of luck anyways!

I would say a mix of both. I mean, I really like a guy for his personality. Take for example, my ex-ex-boyfriend. Others didn't like his looks, because he had a bit of bad acne in some spots, but that didn't stop me from dating him or liking him any less. I love someone's personality, I think of looks as a +, or a bonus even.

You should tell her straight up that she should only date guys if she actually likes them and is willing to have a real relationship. Seriously, life is about taking risks. But it sounds like your friend is dating these guys so she can use them and then lose them. (aka use them, then dump them) If she's not going to have the same feelings as he does for her, then she needs to dump him. If she keeps going out with him, he's going to get the wrong idea and will end up being hurt even more because …

So I've know this guy, Gavin since I was about five years old. We met in Maine because my aunt's boyfriend owned one of the trailers in this small trailer park. (The trailer park is like a mini summer getaway place) Gavin's one year older than I am, which means he's also a grade ahead of me. About 6 years ago(I was 10/11, he was 11,or 12) we had a summer fling only nothing really happened because 1)I stayed at the trailer park for about a week and 2) a friend and him didn't get along (friend vs …