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Q: if someone smoked just a few times could you do something to your teeth so the dentist couldn't find out?
i don't smoke, i'm just wondering..could you do something so noone or dentist couldn't find out?
or not?
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If you smoke a few times it really shouldn't do anything to your teeth. Bad teeth problems from smoking are usually only cause by heavy smoking for a number of years.
If you're worried about yellow, a whitening kit should work just fine, and you could use an extra fluoride toothpaste to keep your enamel strong.
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Q: I want to ask you all, (it doesn’t matter if you are straight or gay whatever) please share with me.
I want to know have you been or right now in a relationship with your best friend? How long have you been in the relationship or when did you break up? Were they your first (sex)? Were you nervous and/or giggling when you to shared the first kiss? If you broke up are you still friends? Please share with me because right now I MIGHT be in a relationship with a friend.
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I'm currently in a relationship with my best friend of one year.
We've only been dating for about a month, but we had definitely been best friends for at least one year before I said yes.
He asked me, because he said he'd really liked me for a while, and all I said was "As long as you don't get a new best friend."
Mostly, we're the same people. He's still my best friend, just now we kiss.
He actually said "I think we're the same, except now we're more intimate."
I'm completely happy with where I am.
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Gender: Female Member Since: March 12, 2007 Answers: 2 Last Update: November 20, 2007 Visitors: 1164
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