hey! im a 16 yr old female from south east wisconsin. i been thru quite a bit of stuff and i have problems of my own...who doesnt have problems right? well anyways talkin is my thing. i kno that i love to have sum1 to just spill my heart out to whether im really close with them or not. if u have anything u want to ask me about pretty much anything feel free to. im always gonna be here if u need some help on something so juss give me a buzz....~!~xoxo~!~
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Okay. Well. Yeah. =]
I'm a 17-year-old guy and I'm bisexual. It took me a while to admit to it, but I finally accepted it. =] Anyways, I've told my mom and she has no problem with it. My parents are divorced, by the way. Well, I want to tell my dad, but he is extremely homophobic. I seriously think he would yell at me. He lives in another state. I visit him in March.
Should I tell him I'm bisexual, and if I should, then how? I'd like to tell him before March because I wear eyeliner and don't want to stop wearing it when I see him. (link)
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if you dont feel ready to tell him yet.
then dont.
you need to be comfortable saying..
"dad im bisexual, i like girls and guys"
before you can actually say it to him.
go to his place in march.
visit with him.
and have a good time.
and if while you are there..
you feel you are ready to tell him..
then tell him.
if not..just wait.
until you are ready.
keep in mind that he may react negatively.
but he may not mean to react that way.
thats a big deal for a parent..
any parent.
it will be a shock to him.
and you have to let him adjust to it.
if he gets angry or upset.
let him.
its his way of showing the shock.
im sure he loves you..for you.
it just may take him awhile to get used to the idea.
dont get mad at him for reacting negatively tho.
that will only prolong the process.
just try to understand that is as hard for him to accept it as it was for you.
im sure everything will work out okay.
GOOD LUCK!
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I cheered competativly for 5 years, I don't like cheerleading anymore so I refused to tryout for my middle school squad. My mom and I battled for 2 weeks about this, but I won and its to late now to turn in the forms. Now no one will talk to me in my family, and if they do its some sarcastic or mean remark to make me feel stupid. Sorry for the length but i need help, i dread goin home after school everyday now!! Plz help, I'll rate high :) (link)
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if you dread goin home everyday after school y do you go home? just dont go home dumbass:)
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My mom won't let my peirce my belly, and i have wanted it for two years now. I have tryed to convince her that i want it done but she still says no! Any ideas? Please help asap!!!!! (link)
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have sum1 do it for ya...like a friend or sumthing...and then keep it covered around your parents for a few months until it is healed...then when you are ready and you think your mom can handle it...tell her and show her how cute it is...if she demands that you take the ring out just simply say no...tell her you didnt go through the pain for her to take control of your body and not let you have it...its your body girl...do with it what you please!
happy piercing!
~nichole~
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