
seriously counselling for teens? no offence dude, but i don't think you should worry too much about your emotions and so on untill you reach a hormonal plateau and you've got a better grasp on what it is you're actually feeling. rather than thinking you do whilst being controlled by shitloads of testosterone which fucks everything up anyway.
Just an opinion mind, i know some people do have real issues.
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Mon 21 Jan 2008, 16:04,
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Just an opinion mind, i know some people do have real issues.


i'm saying that at your age (and please i really don't wanna sound condescending, but i'm gonna anyway) most issues are in your head, and largely related to the fact that your body is being raped by hormones. trust me, if you look back in 10 years time i've little doubt that these issues will seem miniscule compared to the shit you have to deal with once you grow up.
and besides, b3ta is not a place to discuss true feeling, unless you're talking about yiffporn. keep it to the gaz, for all our sakes eh?
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Mon 21 Jan 2008, 16:16,
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and besides, b3ta is not a place to discuss true feeling, unless you're talking about yiffporn. keep it to the gaz, for all our sakes eh?

And you will, of course, disagree at the time.
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Mon 21 Jan 2008, 16:18,
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if i went to one of my teachers with any sort of "emotional" issues i'd have been told to get a fuckin grip, and to be honest, i think i'm better off for it.
this just seems like rewarding insecurity. bugs the fuck out o' me.
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Mon 21 Jan 2008, 16:22,
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this just seems like rewarding insecurity. bugs the fuck out o' me.

but I'm sure there are people and situations when something like this can help.
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Mon 21 Jan 2008, 16:24,
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just feel that when you're a teen it's impossible to pin down your emotions in any way that might actually help.
they'll change every second because of all the hormones.
i think counselling can only really work if you have a reasonable idea of who you are and what drives you to do the things you do, as a teen your hormones drive most of what you do say and think, not a conducive state of mind to logical discussion of emotion.
in my opinon anyway.
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Mon 21 Jan 2008, 16:29,
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they'll change every second because of all the hormones.
i think counselling can only really work if you have a reasonable idea of who you are and what drives you to do the things you do, as a teen your hormones drive most of what you do say and think, not a conducive state of mind to logical discussion of emotion.
in my opinon anyway.

dress funny and pretend to be "different"
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