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reading these has made me LOL :') I love it when we have group sleep overs... guys just can't help but prank each other. I once had some one tooth paste me a moustache while i was sleeping

I'm 17, I've done all of that, though the unprotected sex was when I was raped. I've been drinking (not regularly) since I was 15? I did weed at a friends party a few weeks ago. And well... when I was younger me and my "friend" used to steal things from each other xD we both knew we were doing it, but never confronted each other about it... though she started it by stealing my glow in the dark stars I've stolen a few other things more recently.... butt I don't do it regularly it's addictive

JGIUFYDTCGHKMLOJIHBGUV seriously I am sick to the teeth of it... I was having 1 or 2 days off school with it because it hurts so much. I faint, throw up and feel so weak. I dread my period so much lol They come in like waves! where I feel really dizzy and sick (sometimes I faint depending on how bad they are), then I feel tired and have awful cramping but I haven't got the energy to move or talk and it's awful because instinct is to curl into a ball and I just cannot move. I don't sleep so good,…

Sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and start the conversation a couple of times, eventually you'll both get used to it and you wont be able to shut up XD This happened with me and my bf, we're just quiet people Making her laugh would be a good start, it helps break tension and in my opinion if you can make a girl laugh you're halfway there

eh I prefer dark haired guys.... and as long as it's dyed properly if it's not a natural blond its ok

Emilie Autumn, Florence and the machine, Evanescence... <3, Seether, Birthday Massacre. ermmm there is probably a lot more than that btu cba to think of any

I woke up at my friends and saw my mate L tea bagging my other mate R in his sleep, i thought I was dreaming... Then in the morning R filled L's shoes with shaving foam. Which ended in a slanging match and some garden wrestling and my the girl who's house it was panicking because there was shaving foam on the carpet. =[

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Thanks everyone for your advice I spoke to her brother about it, he already knew most of it and he said that he'd suspected it so I am sort of relieved that she wasn't going totally unnoticed. She had a pretty shit childhood, which I always assumed was why she is like she is, she tried to kill herself about 6 months ago and her brother says it's not the first time she's done it, I was sort of shocked at that because she has always seemed so strong and no ones ever mentioned it, I've known her fo…

Well I'm glad you did put it up, it's better to shout out than suffer in silence Then stuff your mum!! to put it nicely. You could try something like "mum I'm depressed, and if I do not get away from things for awhile I'm going to go on a nutty rampage around _____... and this is going to make you look bad..." However the more sensible thing to do I think would be to contact this Aunt and see if maybe she could persuade your mother. Parents.

I think that it's wrong that they make her learn russian but the Russians don't have to learn Latvian, and being punished for it seems a bit extreme. But then some countries are like that I guess.

Quote from xNerRadx: “Well how was I suppose to know that if you have, "dyslexia a myth is" (grammatically incorrect btw) as the headline and tell us to discuss without you even explaining your view first?...:rolleyes:” Isn't a "symptom" of dyslexia that the person can view words as being muddled? (hence the title!!!) I thought it was quite clever

I don't think I have ever purposely done it so don't ask me how I do, but, for example, last night I had one where I was flying and I was concious making decisions on where to go how to turn ect. I was using my arms as sort of wings and I woke up with my arms aching. I don't get them that often but when I do they're pretty much always to do with me flying lol it's a little scary ... and disappointing when you wake up and realise you can't actually fly

Standing up to him and telling him how you really feel is really the only way around this that I can see. If you can't talk to him about it face to face (because yeah it's going to be pretty difficult) then write it in a letter. You need to tell him that what he is doing is not helping you. You have a bright future ahead of you, the acceptance into the 6th form college just proves that. You need to focus on your exams and that you think it's selfish of him that he makes you stick to his schedule…

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Hmm that's tricky :-/ Is your mum like dead set against you going to your Aunts? It's just I have a nasty feeling that in the long run, staying with your Dad isn't going to help your depression. You could just be looking at all the positive aspects of living with him and overlooking the negative ones because you desperately want to get away from your mums. If you try and talk to your mum about how you feel, that you think your depressions getting worse and you're not 100% sure why (a little whit…

I had a friend like this, it was hard watching her mental attitude towards herself deteriorate so much, and it was difficult to be patient with her towards the end, because it gets to a point where you wonder if it is an attention thing. It's hard laying awake at night wondering if they're ok If he is making suicide threats then I would try and talk to him about what's making him unhappy, you could suggest to him that he talks to a counsellor as well as or if he doesn't feel he can share it with…

I think that you living with either of them isn't going to do your depression any good. My suggestion is (and I'm not sure how possible this is as a lot of relatives live out in the sticks ...) but could you stay with a relative? An aunt? or grandparents? Staying with your dad isn't going to do you much good, as you said before you moved out. His drinking is a cause of it, as is your mother's attitude towards you. Together I think they were worse but they're still putting you down while they're …

aha I'd love to be there when you get caught plagiarising

Considering your great loss then it's perfectly normal to feel that way. I'm so sorry But the best you can do is work to a better future for yourself, don't dwell on the past, let your boys know that you are there for them if they ever need you (which they most certainly will one day). I wish you the best of luck