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Hii. :]
I'm a 17 year old girl from the East Coast of the United States.
Although i'm young, i've been through my share of problems.
I'm not going to tell you I can answer any question, but I'll certainly try.
I don't judge people because of the fact that I don't like to be judged myself.
I'm generally a nice person, but if you give me attitude, you won't be happy with my response.
I love listening to music, etc.
I have a job & have volunteered before,
I've been through drivers ed & have my license + a car,
I'm going to be a senior next year so I can help you with high school experiences.
All in all, i'll try to help you no matter what.
I also tend to reference websites when giving my answers because then I have proof that my advice is valid.
Anyways. I'd like to end this with my favorite quote [I dunno why it's my favorite quote, but yeah. :D]
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it".
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Going to Warped Tour on 8/9 :]!
^ Was amazingly awesome.
'Specially since I got my favorite
singer Bryce Avary [The Rocket Summer]
to autograph a cd & took a picture with him !
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[16 f] I'm bestestest friends with this girl, we are basically sisters. She has this boyfriend who I don't like that much any more because of certain things he's done. I had a huge party and my cousin told me that he was looking at every females booty in there! AND the 1st time we met, he winked at me and smiled. That was about 6 months ago. Is it too late to tell her or should I even bother to tell her? I didn't want to tell her cuz she seems so happy. But now he does all this stuff and she forgives him. Is there any point of telling her he does/did these things?
Telling her would risk damaging your friendship with her. I dont' think you should tell her straight out because that never seems to work for people. Wait until he does something piggish again and mention the things you've heard. Make sure she knows that you're just trying to watch out for her, and hope for the best. I'm sure she'll be confused at first, and may try to deny it by getting upset with you. In the long run, it'll all work out for the both of you, and you might save her pain by telling her what you've heard.
Good luck. :]
(Rating: 5) Muchas Gracias! Very helpful....! I'm going to do that!