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  • I met a nice guy but he texted me something very strange?

    Singles & Dating - 4 hours ago

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    I met this nice guy and I like him alot. So far, he seems really cool. Hes 20 and at 1am on a Saturday, he was a party but he wasn't drinking and he just randomly texted me the word 'blumpkin' (which apparently means some strange sexual position). When I asked him what it meant, he sent the word again. It's creepy. What should I do?
  • i'm in middle school/JR high, and i want 2 know to flirt, wtout being 2 "out there", but still being...u know?

    Singles & Dating - 4 hours ago

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    this question is for girls
  • How can I stop this fighting?

    Friends - 4 hours ago

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    My my bother is in high school and is older than me. Whenever he gets mad at his girlfriend or his girlfriend gets mad at him he gets real mean and starts a fight between us. It's not my fault his girlfriend gets mad at him! THis happens a lot. Please help!
  • when someone says call me later..when is later?

    Singles & Dating - 5 hours ago

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  • I LIKE THIS GUY BUT MY BF LIKES HIM TOO??!!?

    Singles & Dating - 5 hours ago

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    Ok..so there's this guy that my best friend likes but I think I kinda like him too And just yesterday he told me that I'm pretty and that he'd like to kiss me but was worried that I would slap him. I just walked away cuz I didn't really know what to do. My friend really likes him and I dont know what to do?? Help me pleaseee :)
  • Why does he say this?

    Other - Family & Relationships - 5 hours ago

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    Every time I walk past him he says "Hey theres the girl that asked me out" I did ask him out twice but he said no.What should I say back?
  • Do you think your first kiss should be saved for someone special?

    Singles & Dating - 5 hours ago

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    I already had my first kiss, I am just wanting opinions holy shit
  • Why would a man choose his friend over his girl?

    Marriage & Divorce - 5 hours ago

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    guy friend that is. i don't mean like dating him. i mean taking his side all the time.
  • Help me please...shes acting like a...?

    Singles & Dating - 5 hours ago

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    Ok well i have a friend and i told her who i liked, BUT she flirts with him a lot. Ok well not flirting but like every day shes like "hey aaron" EVERY stinkin day. it bugs me A LOT. ok yes i do get a little jealous, but why the hell would she do that to me?? i think she does it cuz she knows i dont have the guts to talk to him in person. like yesterday in pe, only class the three of us have together, it was fun friday. so we played soccer. she has another friend, and i have mine. ok well she kept teasing me and she said "(her) hey aaron whats up...(him)hi...(her)so was your day...(him)good...(her)fine dont answer me(screaming)...(him)i said good...(her) ooh okay." and she just looked at me. so then she said "lets go see if aaron is ticklish, so that stupid b**ch went and asked him, and shes like, he said he is not ticklish, i think she went and tickled him, which made me furious. she said she wants me to "go out" with him and get married to him bla bla bla. but like why the hell would she do that to me?? i mean instead of flirting with him she should tell him to ask me out right?? i think she MIGHT like him, cuz every time we text shes like "so hows aaron" its like why does she care? im trying to move on and forget about him, but i cant. what should i tell her? like should i tell her to stop doing that, or ask her if she is trying to make me jealous?? what kind of "friend" is she?????? well to me she IS acting like a b**ch okk well just so you know, i dont flirt with him, like wat the hell i cant even say hi to him, if i cant say hi, how am i ever going to flirt with him. omg that f*kn b**ch im going to kill her. jk i am already a Christian okay.
  • How can I get popular girls to like me?

    Friends - 5 hours ago

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    The friends I have right now aren't even popular and we have 10x as much drama as the popular girls. I feel like no matter how nice to them I am, they still just walk all over me, and once I try to stand up for myself just a little, they ignore me. Anyways for our schools week-long Disney field trip, these three semi-popular girls asked me to room with them. They don't seem like the mean kind to me, and I really would like to make new friends from different cliques because my school is really cliquey and once you enter one, you're basically stuck for life. And I hate mine. I've never been popular before though, so how can I make a good impression on them? I think I have the clothes and the looks but what kind of personality do popular people like? How can I stop being so shy? Ps. PLEASE DONT TELL ME TO BE MYSELF, or tell me that popular people are back-stabbing shallow fake lifeless bitches. I'm in 10th grade and these girls arent -that- popular, they just have a lot of friends and I always see them having fun, unlike my current friends who don't care about each other at all.

The Man Whisperer

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By Tatiana Polevoy
The Man Whisperer

Who hasn’t dreamed of being able to train their man? Now you can, with our guide to getting him to do what you want—without him even knowing it! Here are the five easy steps to making your man sit, stay, and yield. We know you’re eager to get started, but before beginning any training regime, there are a few rules you need to know:

*Be subtle. Don’t order—suggest. Try “Honey, I think the grass could use some cutting”, rather than “Honey, why aren’t you out cutting the grass right now?”
*No bargaining allowed. Never offer to reward your man with money and/or sexual favours in exchange for a good behaviour.
*Be confident and don’t let him try to walk all over you.
Y
ou’re the man whisperer and he’s the man!

Step 1: “Play nice, honey!”
Never allow a man to push you around, scream at, or threaten you. Your partner’s respect is non-negotiable—not just for you but for your family and friends, too. For most of the male species, this shouldn’t take too long to instil; in the finest specimens, respect is innate.

Step 2: “Stay, sweetie!”
What could be more useful than getting your man to stay when he wants to run away—usually from dinner with high school friends, bra shopping, family brunch on New Year’s Day, etc. Teach your man the advantages of obeying this “suggestion”: meeting your old friends will deepen his understanding of you, shopping for bras together means going home with lingerie you both like, and attending family dinners means tasty food in his tummy. Make sure he understands the advantages of staying put, and you won’t even have to force him!

Step 3: “Time for a play date!”
Your man also needs a certain dose of liberty. Just as we like to see wild animals roaming free, we also like to see our man lapping up a well-deserved beer with his buddies. Even the strictest trainer has to let her man off his leash sometime—so what if that means football on the TV and nachos in his food dish? Letting him enjoy his liberty will make it easier to train him.

Step 4: “Bad boy!”
If your man misbehaves, then you have to let him know—subtly, of course. If your man leaves you a surprise on the carpet, let him know you’re displeased—don’t just scowl and keep your displeasure in check. Sulking is the least effective weapon in your arsenal. Instead, sit down with your partner and—without yelling or frightening him—address the issue calmly and quietly.

Step 5: “That’s a good boy!”
Positive reinforcement works well with most breeds of men. Know how to reward your man when he’s performed well. Did he make you dinner? Tell him how much you enjoyed it. If he gives you a massage, give him one, too. Treats and extra petting can go a long way.

Following our five steps should get your man doing your bidding without his even knowing it. But always remember that you’re both equal partners in your relationship. And don’t forget; your honey could be reading a similar article in a men’s magazine right now, getting ready to try out five easy techniques for keeping you in line.

But that’s just wrong!

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