i wish you wouldn't have changed the format of your website,
it's really boring now. I liked it when it was all red and blacky and
stuff. how can i get over this.
-- = jasmine
I didn't change the format of the website, sweetheart. Do you think I'm an HTM-Ligator? Ha ha ha. Not me. Laura runs the website. I just answer some questions that people ask me because I'm wise. I assume Laura will read this though and know your feelings. I don't know how you can get over this unless Laura goes back to red and blacky. -- Eleanor Roosevelt
I have this problem. See I like 2 differnet guys and I know
they both like me, but one of them (Joe) will not date me because I am
19 and he is 17. And the other guy (Fred) is cool and all but, I don't
think he likes the idea of only being able to date on the weekends. See
i live in a completely differnet town, but I go to my mom's house on
the weekends to watch my little sisters. Both Fred and Joe have said that
weekend dating would be fine, but they didn't sound like they ment it.
My last boyfriend was a dickface even though he was the best at giving
blowjobs. He kinda ruined the relationship thing for me and I have this
HUGE fear of rejection. HELP plz ?
-- = Mr. Koala
Who cares if they didn't mean it when they said they'd be ok with weekend dating? Make do with that and don't let yourself get too attached to them until you believe them or they change their minds. In the mean time, have a good time. -- Eleanor Roosevelt
Dear Eleanor,
I go to a small, private school, there's been a few boys who have
proclaimed their devotion to me, but I have no idea how to respond. What's
more, I don't have feelings for anyone of the male gender that I've met
for several years.
Am I a budding lesbian? or just repressed from this
republican-saturated environment.
-- = Lyra
Lesbians like girls. You might be asexual or you might be surrounded by boys who are just plain no good. In a situation like that, is it surprising you don't like any boys? -- Eleanor Roosevelt
I'm 18 and my boyfriend is 17. I go to college in DC and he
is a senior at his (used to be our) high school back in Annapolis, MD.
That means he is about 45 minutes from me, if I ride 30 minutes on the
metro and he picks me up to drive me 15 minutes back to Annapolis. We
did not have what I would call a "good" relationship before I moved, but
I told him how I felt and tried to end the relationship; he talked me
out of it and has been behaving much "better" (read: the way I want him
to behave) since then. We haven't had a fight in almost a week. Yay for
us! But the little, petty things are annoying me more than ever and I'm
afraid it's because I had myself so convinced not that long ago that it
was a terrible, irretrievably bad relationship that I am now no longer
capable of being happy with him or appreciating the changes. I know
that one paragraph won't give a fair representation of my relationship,
but based on what little I've said, any advice on how to fix this
thing? I do want to fix it... I don't want to leave.
-- = Hallie
Don't think about the relationship. Think about him. You're getting caught up in the "is this relationship good or bad?" questions when you need to reconvince yourself that he is good (or bad). -- Eleanor Roosevelt
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