Friendship

Constructive criticism is feedback that aims to provide helpful suggestions or guidance for improvement, while still being respectful and considerate of the recipient's feelings. It is intended to help the person grow and develop their skills or behavior in a positive way.

For the most part, they don't. Most of whom you believe act as women represent a fraction of all gay men.

Of the more effeminate gay men, most don't really act that much like women. If they do, it is usually only confined to partner seeking behaviors. Even of the ones who seem more "feminine" in general, there are still differences in their mannerisms which are often more ostentatious than with women. Their "feminine" expression is often done with masculine motives and style. So saying gay men act feminine is usually an over-simplification, and is often based on outdated and sexist views. Most gay relationships are "equality-based," meaning there is not one filling a "guy" role and one filling a "girl" role.

Now keep in mind that a good portion of what you think are effeminate gay men might actually be transgendered persons (the ones who dress or live as the other sex, but usually never go as far as get surgery). Transgendered persons can be of any sexual orientation, or even not be interested in sex at all. Roughly a third of all male-born transgendered persons are exclusively attracted to persons opposite their born genital sex. They may consider themselves lesbians. So men who live as women are often attracted to women, thus meaning they are not gay guys.

True friends may argue or disagree because they care about each other and are comfortable expressing their opinions openly. These conflicts can strengthen the relationship by fostering communication, understanding, and growth. It is important for friends to address their conflicts constructively and find resolutions to maintain a healthy bond.

because they are there for you when you need help or advice!! they like you for who you are. They are there to help you up if you fall. They can relate to you better than anyone else.they will solve the problem that we had in life.

There does not seem to be a separate name for a woman who is a pervert. A woman can be a pervert if she behaves in a sexual nature that is unacceptable.

Personality consists of individual traits, behaviors, thoughts, and emotions that make a person unique. It encompasses characteristics such as extroversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, emotional stability, and openness to experience. Personality is shaped by a combination of genetic factors, upbringing, environment, and personal experiences.

Pressing or biting the lips can be a subconscious gesture indicating attraction or interest, but it is not specific to girls. It may be a nonverbal cue of nervousness or anticipation in social interactions.

Social exclusion refers to certain group of people who are excluded from enjoying equal opportunities, resources and rights that others do because of their low income level, education level and living standards. They are prevented from participating in the normal activities of their society that others do. such people can be widows or single mothers who were depended upon their husbands for a living or certain communities which are considered poor and low grade and are not treated equally.

Disruptive behavior generally involves actions that interrupt or disturb the normal functioning of a situation or environment. This can include being excessively loud, disrespectful, argumentative, physically aggressive, or ignoring rules or guidelines that are in place. Ultimately, disruptive behavior can create a negative impact on those around you and hinder the overall goal or objective of the situation.

If you are wrongly accused of harassment by your school, it is important to remain calm and respectful. Seek advice from a trusted adult or counselor and document any evidence or witnesses that can support your innocence. It may be necessary to cooperate with the school's investigation process and consider seeking legal advice if the situation escalates.

Let them know that you care about them and that you're there to support them. Encourage them to seek professional help or therapy to work through their feelings. Remind them of their positive qualities and experiences that highlight their worth.

Unless you are a girl who is very, very confident and sure of what she's always doing, never annoy a girl who is higher up on the social food chain than you are. Unless she is pretty powerless without her friends, she can make your life go like hell, trust me. If you are more popular than her, then some ways are tripping her in the cafeteria, spilling juice/punch on her brand-new shirt "by accident", stealing her boyfriend, etc. This might not just cause her to be annoyed, though, it might cause her to begin as your enemy.

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My advice is just to ignore her. If her purpose is to annoy you, she should be expecting some sort of retaliation. Don't give it to her.

You should steal her boyfriend, throw erasers at her in class. I like the spill juice on her shirt idea. But yes i agree with the first answer, if shes more popular steer clear!

if u want the best way then here it is: you should hang out with the friend u want to steal. but the idea is to not do it so obvious.
i mean like 4 me, i would take advantage of everything and just act cool or act like the person Ur going to steal.
for example's hang out with that person u want 2 be Ur bf.
oh, and when u steal that person, make sure that Ur not being obvious 'cause if u do, then the person u want to steal best friend could take advantage of you that quick without u knowing.

Try taking time away, spending less time during the weeks and see if the fighting calms down. If you find that the fighting still persists you may have to find a new group of friends as this could lead to on going problems.

If you are a moral, ethical person that is good to others then you have nothing to worry about. If what they are saying has no merit then you just take for what its worth. Crap. If what they are saying is true and it bothers you then do something about it. If what they say isn't true, you take a stand and protect your name and reputation, that is if its worth your time and energy. Petty people are everywhere and I have found that when people say things about you that arent true, they are intimidated by you and find you a threat to their own insecurities and it makes them feel better by putting others down. You can call them on it or rise above it, the truth does always come out and what come around goes around, it may take a little time. You will be and come out being the better person by letting them make fools of themselves.

A little more info would be helpful but I think that if you are both young, like me then you should talk to each one of them privately, and see why they have a problem. It may be something easy to resolve, or maybe it is more complex, either way I'm sure that you know who your real friend is, so if a choice has to made I would choose the one you are closer to. You could also tell your friend how you feel about the continuing problem between him/her and that other person.

Friendship benefits include emotional support, companionship, shared experiences, and a sense of belonging. Friends can provide encouragement, perspective, and laughter in times of joy and crisis, leading to improved mental well-being and overall happiness.

Signs of pathological liars may include consistent lying without guilt or remorse, difficulty distinguishing between truth and lies, manipulation of others for personal gain, and a history of deception and deceit across different situations. It is important to note that only a mental health professional can diagnose pathological lying.

Well, that usually depends on your standards of what you consider a person as a friend. It's what you feel about that person so be wise of what you consider as a friend. A good way that can help you identify a friend is by making conversations and getting to know that person. You can ask other people what that person's like (be careful of the haters/dislikers though, they will give out bad/false things about that person).

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People lie to cover up something or to feel good about them selve! MAybe they don't appreciate themselve! Good luck to you and your friend! :)

yes that is a very true story but my friend said something to another friend that was not true but in that case it was my job to fix it! sometimes we have fights so we get mad and say something that was not meant to be said but when something like that happens don't be sad just try to fix the problem, and if your friends don't want to listen to you then they are not true friends!:)

Conflicts between two people can be caused by a variety of reasons, including miscommunication, differing expectations or values, jealousy, competition, or unresolved past issues. These conflicts may arise when there is a lack of understanding, respect, or compromise between the parties involved.

There are certain occasions in which you would give them constructive criticism. You want to make sure that you get your point across, but you also don't want to hurt their feelings. Here is an example of one of the sitautions in which constructive criticism is called for: Your friend wrote a poem that she was planning on giving to her dad as a birthday gift. She first wants you to read it to see if there is anything that she should fix. So you read it, and there are a few things that you think she should change. You say something like, "I like how you rhymed every other line. That style really suits the poem. However, you forgot to rhyme these two lines." It would not be constructive criticism if you said something like, "You are a terrible poet. I am so much better at poetry than you. In fact, I am also prettier." I know that you wouldn't say that to a friend. There's no way that saying that would count as constructive criticism since constructive criticism is about showing them a way to improve without being rude to them.

#1 Go to myspace.com

#2 then go to search

#3 put names of people who go to your school and if you see them click it.

#4 If there page is public, then send a friend request or send them a myspaceim

THATS HOW YOU FIND THEIR URL, BECAUSE I'LL SAY IN THEIR PAGE