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Quote from The Sorrow: “yea play video games! <3the cycle never seems to have happened because after about 6 hours of playing Perfect World International it will seem like nothings happened and all you remember are the people you've befriended. and sometimes not even them! ignorance is bliss :rolleyes:” Video games get boring too, sadly... And I'm a really active person, I can't play games for more than an hour without getting really bored of sitting/laying. Quote from unrealgy: “O yes i know ex…

I'm happy it's working out for you, and I'm happy your birthday is so close. Long distance relationships work sometimes, some people think they never work.

Hey TeenHut, I'm feeling sort of depressed. It isn't like I hate myself and that all my friends hate me and such. I love my life and my friends are great. It's just that the same boring cycle of school, home, eat, homework, bed is getting tiring and that I'm losing interest in it. I get out whenever I can, such as to the school football game or to my friend's house for a few hours. Anyone been through this before?

If you have never talked to him how are you possibly in love?

Thanks man

I didn't say she does, I said what if she does? If I talk to her about it and she doesn't have it on her mind she'll think I look at her as a whore, which is not true.

Hey, I'm 13, turning 14 in December...My girlfriend turned 14 this month, and I read a couple of threads about having sex at 14/15...I don't really think I'm ready; what if she is? How do I avoid this? :-X

You ask someone to slap you while thinking about the memory; now the memory feels like a slap in the face. Problem solved.

I don't think you two should be together at all; she cheated on you. You gave her another chance, she stood you up. How do you know she again was not cheating on you? I'm not rooting for a break-up, or trying to influence you, just stating facts.

In my opinion, you should let him go. I'm a guy. Long-distance relationships suck. I know you love him, yet your college experience is worth so much more: your future career, and, out of that, enjoying the wants and needs of life. If he thinks you shouldn't be together, then you truly shouldn't.

Hey, I'm NewYork...I'm new so nobody here knows me, but I have an issue. When my parents are gone somewhere, where there is alcohol...I get extremely afraid. You can read my horror story, or you can just give me an answer to the last question...But I request you listen to exactly why I'm scared... I plan to pour my heart out... Reason why: My parents went out one night to a bar. My dad came home really drunk; my mom tipsy. They were arguing in the garage. No big deal, I had my friends on faceboo…

Way to tough it out.

Tell her the truth: Your friend came and egg'd your house, so you chased after him, got pushed down a ditch. An ambulance *ironically...* flew down the street and struck you as you were getting up, so you were taken to the ER. Just kidding, don't do that. "Hey...Sorry about standing you up...I was extremely nervous, I didn't think I could be in a league with a girl like you..." Flattery works. Telling her you stood her up definitely doesn't.

Have conversations with her. Don't, like, be desperate to talk though. "OHEMGEE, what did you get for #4 on last nights homework?! IT WAS HARD! Didn't you think so?! I asked my mommy!" And so on and so forth. Ask her about her hobbies, try to find something in common between you two to talk about. Don't talk about the same thing every day. That would kill me.

AntiCondom is right, something brief. "Sorry, I didn't know it would offend you."

Quote from jon93971: “I talk to her regularly. I usually see her first thing in school when we're waiting for our first class. There are a lot of other people there though. I don't see her again until lunch. We're both in the same group that hang out. Again, they are other people there (about 3/4 others). Straight after lunch I have art with her. I sit beside her and we talk quite a lot. I could catch her by herself sometimes to talk if you want to know. I sometimes see her again waiting for fou…