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To: Impala64ssa

I knew a girl in high school who did this. Also, Janis Joplin, terribly unpopular and insecure in high school, did this. It is very sad. The girl I knew went on to attempt suicide a few times. She is still alive and did go on to live a good life. But life can be very confusing for girls who want so badly to be what they think is popular, not understanding that this is NOT the way. Or that being “popular” is not everything, or even that important.


32 posted on 05/19/2016 11:56:06 PM PDT by Yaelle (Tinkerbelle glittering up the runway for Trump Force One!)
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To: Yaelle

But 25 boys? That could be a record.


38 posted on 05/20/2016 2:31:06 AM PDT by R. Scott (Humanity i love you because when you're hard up you pawn your Intelligence to buy a drink)
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To: Yaelle

Girls rarely understand this is NOT the popularity they want. Word gets out, and you’ll get passed around like a play toy. No one really takes you seriously, but they’ll “notch” you when given the chance. The other girls in school will rip you to shreds. In the end, once the novelty wears off, they’ll be no boys or girls that will have anything to do with you, and you’ll only have your reputation as the school tramp.


47 posted on 05/20/2016 5:01:44 AM PDT by cincinnati65
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To: Yaelle

I agree and have seen the dynamic too.

It looks like it comes down to parenring and character development, I guess.

Something obviously happens earlier in their lives. I believe a lot of times it’s molestation / sexual abuse.


50 posted on 05/20/2016 5:23:14 AM PDT by T-Bone Texan (Don't be a lone wolf. Form up small leaderlesss cells ASAP !)
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