Im 14 and he just graduated last Saturday...
133531
I had the same problem as you, I was 3yrs younger then this guy at school & i totally loved him & every1 thought he liked me but he never made a move & then graduated & i never saw him again. Its heart breaking! Eventually with time you realise that u dont see him anymore and that he must not have felt the same because he never made a move. Hopefully you'll meet someone soon who's heart you steal away and you feel that same back. It unfortunately takes time. Try to hang out with friends & avoid lovie-dovie movies! Wish you all the best - i know your pain! :)
135107
reassure him that he has a future...be there for him and encourage him to apply himslef at something that he enjoys doing...he really needs your support right now
444658
So, does this mean you do not attend school on a regular bases like you should.  You are not working towards being a responsible adult.  Your a 14 year old loser and you want him to hang around and believe you two are meant for each other.  What a beautiful future you two could have together.  Yes, what would you tell him.  That you'll get a job an Mc Donald's and live happily ever after. What kind of parents do you have that you are going out with an 18 year old loser who isn't bright enough to realize you just a stupid kid.  You're really NOT old enough to know who you are meant to be with.  Pay attention to growing up little girl.  You are a baby.  He is not much of a man or he would be dating grown women.  You're just headed for trouble.  A welfare check.
600119
It's fair to ask him.  But life is not fair. And he has never been fair to you as his daughter in your life.  So don't expect him to ante up and be a stand up man now.\n\nIt may be hard to see your friends have and easier road with more parental support but you should be proud of yourself and keep on going no matter what.  You have achieved alot in spite of \nhaving less in the parent dept.\n\nI believe you will be much more successful in life than many others who had parents just hand them money for college or other conveniences.\n\nYou are 21 and technically a grown-up.  You did it! Congratulations!  Hold your head up high and keep going!  I salute you.\n\nP.S.  Learn from the mistakes of your mom and choose the father of your children; not by the lust of the moment or a fairy tale notion but very wisely.
570479
I just graduated on June 3, 2006 and it feels great to be out of school!
339593
When I watch the video of my daughter graduating from Uni!
621204
i know how you feel-speaking from a newly highschooler.  Just hang in there, you only got a few days left before summer, then you'll have a new teacher next year.  So put a smile on and count the days till your last day of english and history.  it will be hard but the last day will be awesome!  =]
362851
I am 29 years young...In two weeks I will be graduating college. I too thought the same thing when I went back, no one ever asked or told me I was too old for school...I always felt right at home and some people looked up to me because they said I was wiser than they were. I say go for it and stop waisting time...\n\nwhat are you still doing reading this, go get a college app. and get going on your education...
480127
im 14, but i dont know that school.
339429
LMAO - well, you do have like 35 years to catch up. He is very well trained.
14763
hmmm...june 2006.  sounds like he needs to graduate from somewhere, perhaps?  or be released (hopefully not)?  \n\nor maybe he just wants to get his life in order before he meets someone whom he cares about.\n\nif you've known him for two years, you should be fine asking him for his reasons for waiting until june, and if he truly cares about you, he'll give you an honest answer.\n\n//
253877
I was 14 and he's now my husband... we were in my high school gym parking lot!!
460466
And why would you care? You're 18 and in college.\nedit;\nKudos to you. You just restored my faith in your generation. :)
535095
first of all hes too old for you. grow up girl, you got more important things for you to worry about like graduating school first.
209608
I'm so sorry for your loss.  When my dad died, I was comforted by the fact that he joined the "great cloud of witnesses" in heaven and that he could see me and cheer me on.  I'm sure that your popo would like to see you succeed in your life.  Think of him each day in a positive way and work to make him proud.  Remember the good times and focus on the good memories.  Ask your teacher(s) if there is any way you could do some extra credit to bring your grades back up.  You can do this -- one day at a time.
239295
My oldest nephew, Matthew.  He had a drug addict mom and an over the road truck driver dad.  He raised his 3 younger siblings most of their lives.  He worked hard in school and got a 4 year scholarship to a school through Disney in Arizona. After graduation he came home and married his childhood sweetheart, Mindy.  He then started his own computer graphics business and bought his first home when he was 24.  Two years later he bought a brand new house and kept building the business.  He's in his brand new custom built house now.  Business is great.  Marriage is great.  I am so proud of him for doing all he has, and all this with no parental encouragement is impressive.  They came to visit today and he is the nicest guy you could meet.  And I guess all of this is why I like Matt.
408138
Nope sorry, I'll be 17 in 2.5 months...But he is HOT...even if he's old enough to be my Dad!