im there for you. ask me anything you think is apropriate and please dont get mad at me if i dont give yuo the best advice im just a kid.you dont have to listen to what i say it is your choice but i wont tell you to do something bad.if you dont want to listen to me then why do you ask me the question?
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sorry i didnt no what this went under, so i put it under friendship.
anyways, im going to my friends sleepover tonight and if i stay up most of the night/all night then i get a headache, but the thing is, i think everyone is going 2 stay up all night and i dont want to be the only one asleep, while everone is having fun.
has anyone got anything i could do to help me not get headaches??
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well i think you should talk to your parents and see if you can bring an ibuprofin or mabey a tylenol or advil which ever one is more comfortable for you then you should bring it to the sleepover and if you start to get a head ache take one or if your parents dont want you to take them then i think that you should just tell yoi friend that you get headaches and if she is truly your friend then she will not make a big fuss about it.
or you could ask you friend if you could just stay for a late night and leave around 11 11:30
or so.or if you want to stay later try 12:00 then have your parents come pick you up if they are willing.
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this is kinda long so bear with me! :)
a lot of the friends i made were from middle school and we've been friends throughout high school. the thing is, they were a-ok people in middle school. but when high school rolls around it appears that they've changed into hypocritical, outspoken, dramatic, and selfish people. don't get me wrong, i'm not exaggerating nor am i taking things out of context. if you met them, you'd know! take for example a girl who makes fun of the fat people in our school, when she weighs 200 lbs. a girl who complains and whines over an A- on a test. someone who cannot accept the fact that they are wrong. someone who doesn't make any effort for your birthday, or christmas, when every year you get them something.
because of their "new" personality traits, i dropped them because they did not fit my basic ideal aspects in a friend anymore. and whenever i find a new friend, in the end they end up betraying my trust, using me for money, or being just plain inconsiderate to a point that i cannot tolerate anymore.
note, this has happened with nearly 95% of the friends i've had my entire lifetime...
i'm not a bad person for them to be obligated to do such things, but i do admit that i can be a little too trusting and naive at times. is that what they're taking advantage of, or is there something else...? why would they do this to me?
also, because these experiences have given me a new perspective on friendships (not to trust people so easily!), how do i know if i can fully trust someone and that they will be a good friend??? (link)
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well i think that you should tell you friends that they arent the same people and that they arent being themselves. if they are truly ur friends then they will come to their sences and be normal and if it doesnt work then i suggest that you try to make a real one.
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