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  • in reply to: Forever alone #19216

    No, I am scared to tell my friend IN CASE she reacts this way. I am thinking of joining cadets or going to a youth group or something. The sad thing is that many people from my family visit me where I live and always say why do you love London so much it’s so beautiful here, but I like the bustle of it and it’s where I grew up and where all my friends are. I told my mum about the boy and she complained to the school. I think they upped the security a bit.

    Do you have any suggestions on where I can socialise?

    in reply to: Forever alone #19214

    The :O face was sort of in disgust because why else would a university student want to take advantage of a highschool student? I was scared when I found out, especially because it was kinda disgusting when he leaned in, tongue and all. I just wanted it to stop but I don’t know how to get the heck away from him. In Europe everyone was really closely knit but because I go to an all girls school there is so much drama going on and I don’t really connect with anyone. Also I don’t think my friend in Europe that I had a crush on would accept me. Sure we’ve been friends for almost 12 years but it would be hard and I wouldn’t be able to tell her ever. It’s especially hard to adjust because I’ve been here for three years and I’ve got another three to go before I move back. I’m still not happy here. I think the move took away a lot of my childishness because everyone goes on about how I don’t smile enough and I’m far too serious. It’s just I have a very particular sense of humor. They don’t understand and this is the reason I can’t form any relationships with them. I’m curious to make new friends this summer, to attempt to get out of my comfort zone, because most of my friends have dated. When I did tell my friend that I was probably bi she screamed and ran away like I was diseased, later I lied saying that it was a joke so now nobody thinks anything of it.
    I’m scared that if I do date a guy he’ll be reluctant or something because there is more people for me to choose from.
    I don’t know whether this is just my age group or what.

    in reply to: Forever alone #19212

    It’s been on my mind for about a year or so. I find it awkward around my friends (who are girls) because I’m scared if they find out that they’ll be scared and rebuff me or something, the people in my class aren’t exactly accepting of gay/lez people. It’s awkward because I have a crush on my BFF but she lives in Europe and I moved away. I used to know loads of people in Europe but I haven’t been able to find anyone that I really connect with, and the people who I think I would get on with aren’t interested or are already dating someone else. Everyone else in my class have dated pretty much. I had my first kiss at the school dance, it turned out later the guy was a uni student :O. I only danced with 2 people while my friends danced with heaps of people.
    I don’t understand.

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