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Speak to them calmly and truthfully. Say it's no one's fault you feel the way you do. It's like having an illness. It's not your fault you have it, but it really affects you. Show them some websites that explain it too. Trythis or this. They should understand better, or at least make an effort to be sympathetic. If they have more information on it and are still cold to you, I suggest finding more caring friends. Going through depression alone or with unsupportive people just makes it worse.

I agree with telling him how you feel about the sex change and about him. Be honest with him, and encourage he stays how he is. But if he really wants to be a woman, you can't make him not be. It's going to be difficult. But the love will still be there if stays true to who he is as a person. You have to have faith that he'll feel the same after the operation and will also be the same personality wise. If feelings do change, then that's how it's meant to be. Everything is okay in the end.

You Belong in the Baby Boomer Generation babyboomer.png You fit in best with people born between 1943 and 1960. You are optimistic, rebellious, and even a little self centered. You still believe that you will change the world. You detest authority and rules. Deep down, you're a non conformist.

I think you miss being close with her or just miss having someone in general. If you really liked her, you would've had these feelings the whole time and you could've told her about them while you were both still single. I think you should focus on looking around for other girls. Keep yourself occupied with hobbies and hanging out with friends too. If you still want to be with her after awhile, it's up to you if you want to admit your feelings to her or not. She might get upset and say it's too …

Quote from Dead.: “I have the same problem. I guess my tendency to over analyze every last detail factors into rather or not I feel confident around people. If I let myself start thinking about what to say and what not to say in order to not sound stupid, I get really anxious; however, when I just go with the flow I'm much more confident.” Yeah, I think too much. It causes my brain to go into overdrive and therefore makes me unnecessarily anxious. My anxiety in school was so bad that I would be …

I wouldn't go as far as to say you have social anxiety and need to see a doctor. While you're talking to someone, ask a lot of questions about him/her. People love to talk about themselves and will be less likely to notice you're not talking if they're doing most of the chatting. If you have been through a similar experience, mention it. When silence happens, bring up something around you, like "Wow, that barking dog is loud." It'll probably stem into more conversation about dog bites, taking ca…

Yeah, it's normal to want companionship. You should focus on doing things you like. Try new hobbies and hang out with new people. Volunteer at a shelter. You'll discover yourself in the process and raise your self-esteem, so when a guy does come along, he loves who you are. Most significant others come when we least expect it, so get caught up in something you like to do. The time will pass before you know it.

FELL IN LOVE? 16 LOST YOUR VIRGINITY? 16 KISSED SOMEONE? 16 GOT IN A FIGHT? 16 LOST SOMEONE CLOSE TO YOU? 3 DRANK ALCOHOL? N/a SMOKED WEED? N/a GOT STUNG BY A BEE? 6ish WENT TO THE HOSPITAL? Infant GOT YOUR HEART BROKEN? Never LOST A PET? 4 GOT ARRESTED? N/a SMOKED A CIGARETE? N/a BROKE A BONE? N/a GOT A JOB? N/a GOT CHEATED ON? N/a CHEATED ON SOMEONE? N/a GOT A BOYFRIEND/GIRLFRIEND? 12 RODE THE CITY BUS? N/a WENT TO A CONCERT? 11ish MET SOMEONE FAMOUS? 7 GOT IN A CAR CRASH? N/a DYED YOUR HAIR? …

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If there isn't a charity, start one in your community. I'm sure people will be happy to help and fundraise.

Quote from prettygirl0725: “It really just feels like normal sex to me. It's not messy for us at all. It never has been. The worst its been is blood on the condom, but thats it.” My boyfriend gets blood all the way up to his stomach.

I know, but try not to worry over this unless he does cum near you.

Sex is a big step. You have to have backup plan if you were to get pregnant. You're barely old enough to get a job and too young to drive a car. So be careful. Even if you think you're ready, worrying a lot is a sign you're not.

Then I understand why you're paranoid lol. With time I think you'll stop being so worried. Only get concerned if he cums in you and the condom breaks. Now that's a problem.

I wouldn't be very worried if he didn't even cum near you. The chances are low. Was this your first time having sex?

Are you going through the entire offer until you get to the last page? It's usually called Silver Rewards. For the quizzes, you'll get your results when it's over. But if there's another ad under the result (there is sometimes), you must keep going a little bit more until it says you're done.

Your Friendliness Score is 67 (Friendly) friendly-3.jpg No doubt about it, you are a good friend and a friend to many. You're one of the first people your friends call when they have news. You are quite popular, and your circle of friends is always growing. And while you are always making new friends, you are careful not to leave your old friends behind. While you are a great friend, you're not perfect. Sometimes you slip a little. Make sure to listen to your friends and make time for them. Occa…

I agree with ames. Ignoring him is best because after awhile he will feel less powerful when you're not reacting. But be sure to prepare yourself in case you need to go to the police. Some people only get worse with time, while others tend to stray away. You have to be ready for either situation.

Good luck. You can do it.

I like the second pair. The whole green/brown combo doesn't appeal to me.