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Hello, My boss, who I would usually be comfortable talking to about stuff like this, moved out of state, so I don’t talk to him or his family much anymore. I’m really uncomfortable and freaked out by asking for help from people in person, even though if my parents knew they would be supportive and i know there are teachers and people at church and in the community i can go to. But I’m scared and it’s really hard for me to talk to people, so I don’t know what to do. I just don’t know how much longer I can do this. |
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Hello there, I am sorry to hear about your predicament. While I was high school, I went through very, very similar issues and even though I was a peer counselor and helped so many other students, I didn’t feel like I had anyone to talk to. May I ask how much time are you online or, if you still are, and do not mind me asking, watching porn? When I was your age, I also had a problem with pornography which also led me to alcohol and then into drugs. Even though you do not feel like anyone else is with you or you have no one to talk to, you would be surprised at how common these feelings are. I have found that finding certain things, like listening to music or reading your favorite books or comics or magazines, watching movies, etc. that calm you down and keep you relaxed, they can really help you get yourself back to the person you were. And if and when you are ready to talk to your parents about it, do a couple of those things that relax you an hour or 2 before you sit down for that talk and it will help you keep you relaxed. I hope this helps you |
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Hello again, I would love to hear how things are working out for you |
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i have a little cuz and she comes every weekend and i live with my dad and mom and usally im in charge of my cousin but she got bad wasnt listening to me so i told her shes not allowed to come anymore and she had a second chance and messed that up well she turned around and got my dad yelling at me and got him to let her come and my dad lets her do whatever she wants and gives in to her all the time and my da tells to stay out of it hes in charge of her now when she comes and tells me if i dont like it i can move and her parents drink every weekend and let her and the other kids go whare they please just so they have fun idk if i should move or what i cant take my cousin coming and getting out of control |
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This is a very awkward situation and a very complicated one as well. As for moving, I moved when I as 17 out of my parents house because of problems with my stepfather and as much as I thought it would be better, it really wasn’t. I moved into a friends guesthouse and it was terrible. I had everything I needed, which was a bathroom, bedroom, a somewhat living room, and a kitchen. The problem was now since I moved out, my part-time job became more of full-time job since I had to pay for my phone and rent. I also had to get food, which was not as bad because I was working at Taco Bell and as for the electricity and cable, my friend’s parents helped with those two. At first everything did not seem so bad, but since I had no major rules to follow and no supervision, I ended up getting a girl pregnant my senior year. The point I am trying to make is that even though it seems really bad now, just try to stay and make things work, and if that fails, try to talk to your teachers and school counselors and let them know what is happening at home and they might be able to help. |

