Well, I'm a second year college student. I have had my share of embarrassing moments, troubling times and I'm not the girl who got all the guys--so at least you'll know my advice is sincere and relatable, not perfect in an imaginary world. Any questions whatsoever are welcome, I'll try my best to answer accordingly.
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Okay i have a huge problem, my ex, JC and i just broke up a month ago and we're back to being the best of friends, of course nobody knows that we we were going out. Well anyways we're both hoping to be in the same class, not because we still like eachother but because, well.. long story: Before we met JC was very close to a drop out at age 14. He was all about summit and I.S.S. and bullying others. And before we met i was the goody good teacher's pet. Then JC was switched to my class, and he had to sit by me. The next day i gave the counselor a note from the teacher and JC was there. the counselor remembered me from last years award of Student of the year, so he assigned me to be JC's private tudor. So every day we had to stay after school in the cafeteria. After three days of tudoring, everything happened. He started getting B's and i started acting up. We started hanging out as if we were going, but we weren't, but everyone thought we were. Well school was almost the only place that we could be with eachother, then in the summer we hooked up. Now we're scared if we go back to being the baddest and nicest in the school again.what should we do if we're separated?
P.S. Can't hook up because of parents, they hate eachother, and because of friends, i know stupid, but friends will tell lies to us saying that we said it. (link)
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It doesn't mean that you have to stop being friends anymore. You can still be there for him. If it means helping him after school or just talking to him on the phone.
I hope this helps
-Teacup
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