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I'm not exactly sure what an X-Stop is, so I don't know if I'm answering your question right. I'm guessing it has something to do with a computer block, so unless you're totally ingenious, I don't think there's any where to get past it.


Jess♥

Well, I guess you could say that. I wouldn't ask her about it, and I don't think your imagining it. It's possible it's happening. I think it's just because maybe she's more relaxed one time then she may be another. I don't think it's anything to worry about, either.


Jess♥

Okay, if you like him, that's good. And for all you know, maybe he likes you too. BUT, one thing of advice before I even go on: if you try to change yourself, that's a game you're never going to win. If you do that, he won't get to see the real you, and if he doesn't like you for you, then he's not someone who deserves you. So, it's okay to like him, that's not a bad thing. Maybe try talking to him, just be yourself, or if you get to know him a little better, maybe if you have any classes together you can "study" with each other. I find this technique works when I want to hang out with a guy.


Jess♥

If you want the honest-to-God truth, I wouldn't do it. Ususally parents have ways of finding out what you're really doing. And if they were to find out, most likely you'll have some serious consequences, and you'll lose trust. I've learned that from experience, believe me on that.


Jess♥

I'm the same way. I just use black eyeliner. But don't cake it on, or it will flush out your face, and you don't want it to do that. Other things you could try is blue mascara, and combine it with the eyeliner. Or, another thing I do is use dark brown eyeshadow on the crease of my eyelid, and below it (not on the bottom of your eye), use like a white-ish cream-colored eyeshadow. It really makes your eyes shine out. If you want to do something simpler, I suggest maybe trying a blue eyeshadow, or like somebody else said, neutral colors. Either one of these would make your gorgeous eyes show off.


Jess♥

Straight Edge. It pretty much means no drugs, no sex, no alcohol, etc.


Jess♥

I really don't think that you could receive the messages. Just re-check your inbox, because sometimes when the site is having a malfunction, or a certain section of it is under construction, it has a tendency to screw everything else up. If in fact you have to go to the last resort, contact Tom.


Jess♥

No one said you couldn't like him. Now, it's up to you if you want to "blend in" with the crowd, and not talk to him or whatever, but if you still like him, talk to him. There's nothing wrong with that. Amd ypu're not desperate. I went out with a guy once that was a year younger than me, but it didn't work out so well because he was immature. But dating, or even talking to, younger guys is such a stereotype.

Good Luck
Jess♥

Well, it's hard to answer this, because when a guy is in love with you, most likely he'll say it to you. You can't really "get" him to say it, usually it just flows naturally if he really does [love you].

Go to
www.photobucket.com


And search what category of pictures.

Pretty dress. :]]]
Anyways, the answer would be a shawl. Like most of the other people answered, it's what would be the best.


Have fun!!
Jess♥

Well, it sure sounds like a date, but if you two normally hang out, then maybe no. But, if she was giving hints (flirting, etc), then it was a date.

I really don't think that's a good idea. The socks help with supporting your feet, and if you don't wear them you probably will get blisters, and you're at risk of getting Athlete's Foot. (Yuck!!) So, I think you should wear socks.


Jess♥

Play it off. If he doesn't call, give him about a day or so, maybe a little more than that. If he happens not to call, then I'd just kind of move on, and know that it's his loss. But, if you're comfortable with the idea of talking to him after he didn't respond, then go right ahead. I don't see anything wrong with that.


Jess♥

It's by Brian McKnight-
Back At One



Jess♥

I'll tell you what worked for me. One, eating healthy and excersing is a lifetime commitment. Not just a 'diet'. Anyways, what I found worked the best is eating small, healthy meals throughout the day. (Fruit, yogurt, etc).You can have a one desert a day. Just make healthier decisions, even when it comes to fast food. I walk a little over a mile everyday, which takes me about 30 minutes, sometimes I do more. BUT: don't overdo it. If you miss a day, don't try to make up for it the next. Just walking and/or jogging every day at least a mile, and if you keep it going, you'll lose weight pretty easily. I've done it this way, and you drop about 2 poundsa week.


Jess♥

I used to use Head & Shoulders. It really works well for dandruff because it does moisten your scalp.

Rinse your hair with fresh water immediately after swimming and don't allow chlorine to dry on your hair. Wash your hair when you're finished swimming with a shampoo which is designed to repair damage caused by swimming in chlorinated pools.

Look for a shampoo which is pH balanced, contains sodium thiosulfate to dissolve chlorine, and which will replace protein eroded by chlorine exposure. Don't brush your hair when it's wet. Let it dry naturally, then brush only with a wide-toothed comb to lessen the chance of breakage.

Try to limit the use of blow dryers, electric curlers and curling irons -- they further dry out already dry hair.

Damaged hair can be partially repaired by conditioning while you swim. Before beginning a workout, apply a protective conditioner to your hair and cover it with a latex or silicone bathing cap. Heat generated during water exercise or swimming will provide a heat-conditioning treatment.

Wearing a conditioner while swimming will also prevent chlorine from being absorbed into, and damaging your hair, in the first place.

I suggest just giving him a card and a gift card to his favorite store or restaraunt, or just give him money. Or a scrapbook of all the times you spent together would be great.

I'm giving up fast food.


All you can really do is distract yourself, and if it's not too tempting, go on the computer, just not on myspace. I give you credit, because I could never do that!

Heyyyy, I'm jess. I love to help other people, no matter what. I've been through enough bs to know when to just stop and walk away. I don't judge; feel free to ask me anything. I have quite the temper. But, what makes me a good advice-giver is that for the most part, I'm genuinely empathetic and willing to help.
(:

I've had a lot of experiences with piercings, bullying, family problems, and even sexual issues (no std's)- but with the emotional part of it. I love music, so I give good, basic advice about that, too. Also, I deal with severe anxiety and depression, and have been in treatment numerous times. On top of that, I have OCD (Obsessive Complulsive Disorder), and because I've been around people addicted to drugs, or cutting, I can help! Just give me the chance.

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