Bryce223
Well First You Both Have To Turn Your Heads The The Right But Your Right Or Both Of Your Lefts Eather One.... Than Move In So The Lips Meet Than Slowly Start Moving Your Lips Than Start Puting Your Tounge In The Other Person's Mouth But Avoid The Washing Machine... Than Start To Grab On Each Other Than The Girl Puts There Fingers In The Boys Hair Than Just Go All The Way Out The Hair Also Than Your Done But Take Longer Than 15 Seconds Than Move Out From The Kiss/Makeout....
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∙ 16y agoYou do not need to make contact with your lips, If you look at her just right she will know what you mean.
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∙ 12y agoDo what your heart wants. The heart is always right.
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∙ 13y agoYour best bet may be to draw a kiss on a piece of paper and pass her a note, or blow her a kiss at recess.
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∙ 13y agoLike you would kiss any body els !
It would depend on the rules the school has.
I think they need to do lots of things inside the school and outside of school. :}
It depends on what your school rules are. If your school rules and coaches allow it, then yes.
Rules in Middle School volleyball kind of differ from school to school....All the rules are pretty much the same as regular volleyball, except that you must play all three matches, regardless if you're winning/losing.
A school prefect is a person monitors and sees to it that rules of the school are abided by students.
In the 1900s, school rules varied by region and school, but common rules included wearing uniforms, respecting teachers, attending classes regularly, and maintaining discipline. Punishments for breaking rules could include detention, writing lines, or even physical discipline in some cases.
Of course we do. it is in the rules. And yes Arivida is a great school.
Just don't obey the rules. Ignore the teachers and if you wear uniform have it really scruffy with a short tie
That will depend on the rules of your school! You may be allowed to listen to music at break times and when traveling to and from school. If in doubt ask one of your teachers before taking your music player to school.
First thing, show up to class on time, second thing follow all school & classroom rules, pay attention in class, listen to your teachers, & most importantly have fun!
Yes it is, I think.
In California, substitute teachers are generally expected to follow the same rules and policies as regular teachers. Keeping a class in from lunch may be permissible if there is a valid educational reason, but it is advisable to consult with the school's administration or review the school's policies to ensure compliance.