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| Teens:do you find this weird? do you find it weird when the same sex does things together?? what is your oppions on gays/bis/and lesbos?? |
| Love is blind, you can't choose who you fall for. If I see a same-sex couple kissing on the street, I'd treat it as if an opposite-sex couple were doing it. They're still humans, and being different isn't wrong. Disapproving of same sex couples is as bad as hating someone because they like strawberry jam and you don't. See how ridiculous that sounds? Dfiferent is not always bad. xx |
| TEENS: Should I apologize to my friend? Ok so I have this friend (let's call her Susie). A few days ago, Susie and I were on facebook chat talking about high schools. I'm in eighth grade and Susie is a freshman at this really good high school and she was telling me how I should go to the really good high school that she goes to. She's been telling me about her high school for a few days now and how awesome it is. I was in a bad mood that day and kind of annoyed that every time I tried to talk to her, she would always bring up the subject of how I should go to her school. Well, I told her that I wanted to go to this girls' high school instead and she started calling me a lesbo and everything. I got really annoyed and called her immature. She kept on going on about how the girls' high school has a lot of lesbos and how I'm going to become one if I go their. I decided to stop talking to her on chat that day. The next day I'm in a better mood but when I go back on facebook chat and try to talk to Susie, she brings it up again. I call her immature and annoying, and suddenly she's hurt. I try to explain to her that she's annoying me with all the lies about the girls' high school. She says that she was just guyding and that I should have just gone along with it. Then she tells me that she's not my friend anymore because I keep calling her immature and annoying. What should I do? Should I apologize? |
| No! She should apologize to you. |
| What should we do?????????? i have a best friend over and we need(want) some ideas of whats some fun stuff to do tonight...age appropriate for young teens. (not like 12 yearolds lol) and we arent lesbos either. just to let u know. |
| Try watching a really cheesy scary movie? That always works. |
| Don't You Think This World is obssesed about sex? I mean look at the gays and lesbos, i mean who cares if you are the point is to get married and reproduce witj the oppossite sex regardless of how you feel right? Nowadays we hear about sex scandals and gay people "coming out" with proud faces. Just think about....we are so bored with our everyday routines that we just try to look for thrilling things. Teens are so bored and wasted that they dont care anymore. Back where i grew up we woke up early and cleaned the house, fed the chickens and cows and went to school, while my mom made bread for us.... |
| i agree that sex has become ridiculously trivialised within society, and that many young people are having it way too early without considering the consequences ..i'm 19 and despite being 3 years over the minimum age, i still don't feel 100% ready (in that if i got pregnant i know it would ruin my life at the age i am now) but to tar all homosexuals and "lesbos" as you put it, with the same brush is wrong. ok some are promiscuous and these are the ones that make headlines etc but in reality it is no more than straight people. there are plenty of gay and lesbian people who can form committed and loving relationships (not based purely on sex)- it is just like a normal committed heterosexual relationship. no offence to you, i used to be homophobic too but maybe you should learn a little more about it before you condemn them all? |
| Ok,random question.....? do you think the # of teen pregnancies will dramatically drop if boys and girls were segregated from each other at schools? like lets say some strange bills gets approved that boys and girls are forced to go to separate schools? i know that ll never happen anyway... A.NO B.YES or C. do you just think if they did that the # of gays/lesbos would increase like i said random question..... |
| I'd say B, yes, and I think if schools had a good sex education program, instead of the stupid abstinence idea, there also would be less teenage pregnancies. As would the use of condoms. |
| I NEED HELP! PLEASE! (Teen issue) All opinions? Thank you for taking your time to read this... this question is too long to be typed up there. So here it goes... I'm currently a teenage girl, but is a confused and a naive one. In highschool, us teenage girls go through a lot. Emotional stages, peer pressure, menstrual period, and so on and so forth. I don't know how to say this... but I'm starting to get through that age were we want to have a gender of the opposite sex. By our sides. But at the same time, I don't. Mostly because I know the consequences, and "what can happen if your not careful" also i'm not mature enough for it. I want to get high educational standards first, and then get my career, and travel. But I don't want to be left out on that too. I want to wait until I'm 22. Or at least 25. I don't know yet, and like.... my parents tell me that is the right time too. A lot of my classmates already have boyfriends, and they're trying to antagonize me into having one too. I tell them that I don't.... and they think so otherwise. (Meaning lesbos) I also don't like dressing up, all the time or wearing make up or cute things. Im more of a down to earth kind of girl, when it comes to fashion. I adore and love books, and studying.... but everyone is the opposite. They party, hang out with friends, and do what a teenager should do on their free time. Which they think is normal, but the parents don't. I'm a chatterbox, and I like to expose and converse myself with others. Of course, don't get me wrong. I have a life, I'm in clubs and soon to be in the NHS. Including honors. Drivers ed, and so on and so forth. Tennis, too. But the mere thought of boyfriends kill me. Because the majority of them, in high school expect girls to be the exact opposite of what I am in high school. What should I do? Please help....... I'm very confused on what side I should stick too. I spend more time, with my family then I do with friends...but that's where people underestimate me. |
| You're unique, and in a good way. Stay the way you are, don't try to make yourself something you're not. You sound a lot like my best friend, I always found her unusual in certain ways because she was much more driven to study and do homework than anyone I had every come across. It is good that you have motivation to do all of these things, and it is also great that you spend time with your family. I think of it this way... in your life, who is always going to be by your side? Your family. Friends come and go. So don't worry about it. Especially in high school. As for the boyfriend thing, I wouldn't worry about that either. You don't need to have a boyfriend, you don't need to party. Partying is the typical teenage thing to do and just because everyone does it doesn't mean it is right. You're out of the norm, you will learn to love that about yourself once you realize what sets you apart from everyone else. |