Well you understand how to apply makeup and do your hair, that's a start. Make sure you bring chapstick or lipgloss to put on before the picture (to avoid the previously chapped lips). Make sure your eyes are open wide, to avoid squinting when the flash hits. Other than that, I think you've got it all under control.

You might be depressed, or in another phase called Melancholy. Melancholy is the symptoms of depression, but only lasts a short while. Do something for yourself, take a break, etc. Maybe you are over-tired? Take advantage of weekends to unwind and relax. if this goes on for longer, try talking to a parent, school counceler (if yours isn't a loser without a highschool diploma), or maybe a psychologist.

Honestly, I have always wondered that too. It has something to do with friction/kinetic energy. Science stuff. Try going to AskJeeves and type the question in, you'll be able to find something about the point of it or the history of it.

Be spontaneous, just go up and dance with them! If you are a little shy, start some small talk before hand. No worries. Also, the good thing about clubs is that if someone doesn't want to dance with you, you shouldn't be embaressed because you can't even see them in the dark.

Please don't stuff your bra. People will notice. Buy a padded or pushup bra. It will make an even bigger difference. Just please don't stuff.

Wow. Who cares? Popularity is over-rated. Just act like everything is normal, hang out with your friend whenever you want to like always. If your "popular" friends have a problem with her, they aren't your friends.

Wow. Who cares? Popularity is over-rated. Just act like everything is normal, hang out with your friend whenever you want to like always. If your "popular" friends have a problem with her, they aren't your friends.

For face makeup (Concealer, Foundation, Coverup, Bronzer, Powder, etc.) Make sure you get the right color. The only way to get a color that matches your skin tone completley, is to have a professional help you choose it. In department stores like Dillards, Macy's, Burdines, Filenes, etc. Have employees at different counters in the makeup aisle. Ask them to help find a color that matches your skin tone, they'll even put it on you for free. Once you have that, make sure you blend the makeup into your neck and hairline so there is no horrible makeup line. As for natural looking mascara, don't buy black. If you have dark hair, purchase a brown mascara. If you have blonde or any color light hair, get a clear mascara.

I'm not exactly sure. I guess you'll understand what it means when the time comes. My guess is that he means if you should marry the person you are completley happy with and completes your life and how you want it (Note the saying your "other half"), and not someone that leaves the feeling of something missing in the relationship.

That's strange. Don't change yourself for a girl. If you've spent all summer trying to lose weight, and you've reached your goal, don't ruin all that you have worked for. You're only 15, you aren't going to marry the girl, so when you break up you'll definitly regret gaining the weight back. If she doesn't like you for who you are and whatever weight you are, she's not worth it. Explain to her that you worked on losing weight all summer, if she can't understand...she's lame.

That happens to me sometimes. In the morning before school if my face feels dry like it's going to do that I put on some moisturizer, it usually helps. A really good moisturizer is Pevonia Botanica. You can find it in places like Dillards, Macy's, Filenes, and places like that. Also, your face wash might be drying you out a little.

Be yourself, don't feel like you have to straigten your hair and wear Abercrombie because everyone else does. Have some individuality.

Your hair probably is thinning or being damaged from the direct heat from the flat iron you use to straighten your hair. There is no "good" way to straigten your hair, it will be damaged no matter what. Try using volumizing shampoo and hair products.

Abercrombie is expensive. I don't know what you consider a "whole outfit" but jeans are about $80, a tee shirt is around $25-30, Regular knit shirts are about $30-50, Sweaters are in the hundreds, and skirts are in the $60-70 region. Cheaper (and cuter if you ask me) alternatives to Abercrombie are Hollister Co. and American Eagle.

The "ghetto" and the "projects" reffers to low-income housing, usually broken down and not especially clean. The majority of crime happens in the ghetto. Ghettos are the homes of many African Americans, although it might seem bad, alot of good families are raised in them. If someone says they live in the ghetto, their telling you thy don't live in a nice neighborhood.

Sorry not possible. But if you're up for setting a more realistic goal, I can definitly help. Drink lots and lots of water, excersise, eat healthy and fresh foods. Do excersises like situps/crunches, RUN (running helps tighten your stomach and legs), or do things like Tae Bo and kickboxing. Good luck.

Yes! Actually, I just learned this today in my medical skills class. A majority of people in the winter tend to get depressed feeling, it's not clinical depression though, it's called Melancholy. It's caused by the lack of sun and the sad, stormy weather. My teacher said that some people get this case of Melancholy so bad, that people wear lightbulb hats on their head! Yes, it is very common .

I'm not sure, i've thought about that also. I think it's just based on money and income actually...notice how popular music artists' songs play over and over again? They suck...but the producers get more money than they would from playing a more indie band like Daphne Loves Derby.

It's fine, people put warm washcloths over their eyes when they have a headache or strained eyes, and it usually works. It's not bad, and I find it quite relaxing!

NO. Don't shave your face, if you do it once you have to follow up on it, and it will lead to having bumps and stubble on your face like a man. You definitly don't want that. Everyone has hair on their face, it's normal. If it is very noticable when you put on your foundation, you probably are putting too much on.

Everyone is different and heal at a different rate. There are almost always complications with navel piercings, if this "bruise" is giving you pain, I would make a stop by the piercing place you got it done at and ask what it is and how to treat it.

If you're asking this question, you aren't ready. Your body will physicaly say you are ready, but you are only ready when your mind says you are.

Hi. I'm Sam. I live in a sunny place called Florida. I'm not completley sure if I like it here though. I'm 14, but not the average 14 year old girl. When I grow up I want to be a psychologist (so i'm good with advice) I'm really into music. My favorite bands are: Bloc party, The Decemberists, The New Pornographers, and The Strokes. I also really like art. I'm a published poet, and i'm starting to get into photography. I like the unique things in life, and I try to stand out. Fashion is my forte! If you want to get to know me or see more pictures, feel free to ask for my AIM. =]

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