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So, around about two months ago my best friend moved.
I still call her, sometimes. We keep in touch.
But I feel like I never see her.
She now lives with her dad, but she visits her mom sometimes.
And when she visits her mom, we usually get to hang out.
But the first time she visited her mom, I couldn't get in touch with her.
And she hasn't been able to visit since.
So I feel like I never get to see her. And now I almost never get to talk to her! Her phone number keeps changing, and she never checks her emails. I have no idea what to do. I don't want to lose my best friend.
And on the other part of this is that once my best friend moved, I started to hang out with some other friends. They can be okay sometimes, but I don't really feel like I'm "friends" with them. One of them, yes. But the rest, no. We always joke around, a lot. But I'm always the one being joked about.
And I do have a sense of humor. But honestly, hearing the same thing over and over again (making fun of me kind of jokes) gets on my nerves. =/ I just feel out of place when hanging out with them. But I mean, when you're hanging out with your friends, you shouldn't. So I have no idea what to do about this situation.
Can you guys please help? (link)
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This is a really tough situation huh?!
I had the same thing happen to me when I was 11. My parents divorced and I had to move over 30 minutes away to live with my dad.
It is so incredibly hard to hear this, but I guarantee it is true... You and your friend can and should remain friends. But it is HARD work. Any relationship that is worth while is hard. Thats a cardinal rule for life. You just need to be aggressive in trying to contact her. Do the telephone, cell phone texting, e-mail, etc. Do what you feel you need to do. Remember a few things though... 1. No matter how hard you try, there is always that chance that the two of you will slowly drift apart... and that is okay! Because as you drift apart from her, you will be drifting along with new friends and having a great time. It's okay to be sad about your best friend not being there anymore... but be open to new relationships as well. 2. It is very important to be open minded to WHY she may not always be available. The fact that her parents are divorced and she constantly has to go back and forth... her phone number is always changing??? etc. There are some issues here that your friend is having to deal with. She may find a time where she really NEEDS you because there are some things in her life she feels she can't handle.
Now as far as your new group of friends... If you are getting hurt by these innocent jokes where you are the butt of the jokes... it is not okay. It is good that you have a good sense of humor. As a matter of fact, that could help you here. Something that might work is if you find a time that you are alone with each of the girls individually, have a heart to heart. And have this heart to heart with each one separately. If you do it in a group, they might exchange "meaningful" looks with each other and not get the full scope of how much it really bothers you.
You are absolutely right... when you are hanging out with your friends you should not feel out of place. You may even find that having this heart to heart makes your relationship with the entire group even stronger and some really tight bonds might form!
I hope everything goes okay for you. Take care of your old best friend if she needs you. Sounds like she is in a rough situation. And have a great time with your new friends. You deserve it!!
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Does the amount of times the guy ejulactulates determine the ammount of kids? like if he only does once you will have one kid..if he does twice you will have twins/2 kids etc..
thanks =D (link)
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I see you have already received some great answers, quite complete too! I just want to add a thought to this...
A man does not actually have to "ejaculate" for you to get pregnant. Many couples try to use a "pull out" method where the man pulls out before ejaculating (during an orgasm). This does not always work. The reason is there is a pre-ejaculate fluid that comes out first, even before an orgasm. It is to clear the penis of any urine. Urine is deadly to sperm. Pre-ejaculate contains sperm. Therefore, even if a man pulls out before orgasm and does not acutally ejaculate, he could have already released his pre-ejaculate depositing MORE than enough sperm to get the lady pregnant. Remember, it takes only 1 sperm. A teaspoon of sperm contains MILLIONS of sperm.
One last little thought... It is extremely uncommon (possibly impossible???) for a man to have multiple orgasms just given the nature of how their organs work. A man ejaculates once with each orgasm and then has to "take a coffee break" before he can go again. Therefore, if he has an orgasm and ejaculates, he needs to stop for a while and if he deposited just one sperm which fertilized the egg, the egg immediately shuts itself down to recieve any more sperm. The job is done.
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15/f. I've been talking to a guy online for the past 2 months. He's 18. I knew him in real life, but he moved to another state. Well, first..when we started talking, he made it clear to me that he wasn't even supposed to flirt online with me because he could "get in trouble with the law, they'll land my ass in jail." (he's in the army, and thinks he's being watched) well, sometimes, he would make sexual remarks towards me...something along the lines of "i want to get you laid." and he'll start to panic after saying that...like "Omg...forget I said that, they're gonna kill me...ahhh I harassed a minor."
However, at other times...he just straight out flirts like it's no big deal. Usually, he just compliments me and tells me cute things. It kind of disturbs me..
Um...what's his problem? Is this legal? (link)
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Dear 15/f,
There are a few issues here. The answer to your main question about if his flirtation is legal: Yes. Flirtation is legal until it becomes harassment.
One problem that immediately struck me is that he said something as crude and disgusting as “I want to get you laid.” This is distasteful and shows no respect for you. If you are liking the things he is saying to you, it hints that you enjoy the attention but you should be getting a better kind of attention from a more respectful source.
He may think he can talk to you anyway he wants because he is so far away. People tend to say more if they are not making direct eye contact. The trouble is, this can begin to make you feel less about yourself. You are at an impressionable age. You are a valuable human being. You probably have a number of friends who love you. You should love yourself too. Once you do love yourself enough, you will realize he does not deserve your attention or friendship unless he can talk to you with more respect. At that time, once you are older and he possibly comes back, if you decide a relationship may be in your future you can discuss intimacy. Don’t let him get away with degrading you and talking to you like a sex toy. You are better than that. I believe that and I have never even met you.
P.S.: I think you already know the way he talks to you is wrong, even if not illegal. You wrote in expressing being disturbed. Now it's time to cut him out of your on-line time until he grows up.
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