Adam

There is a group on the bus and I'm sitting on my own so they throw papers at me. It's really annoying because it's this stupid dumbass skinny kid. I just want to get to up and beat the living **** out of him. What should I do? I really want them to stop.

Aren't that the same thing?

Have I made things akward?

On my college bus I sat in the seat oppersit a girl. I saw that she was reading so I asked her if she had finished reading chapter 1 yet. She said,"yeah" and I told her,"yeah I'm still on it haha". And she paused and said, "yeah chapter 1 does drag on."She asked me where I was yesterday and I told her a funny story and she laughed and then continued to read.2 minutes later, I related to how she felt,because she had told me a similar story. I think she was happy that I understood her but I don't know if she just wanted to read.. And she carried on reading again. I didn't want to seem selfish talking to her while she was trying to reading so I got my phone out and started playing Candy crush.

I didn't know if she wanted to talk or wanted to read, but I thought the silence was akward so I began talking to her again after 5 minuites. And I don't know if she was fine with that or annoyed for me talking to her when she was reading,I don't know if she was just taking to me to not seen rude.We were talking about the bus route and then the bus stopped and we both got off and didn't say anything to each other. I was affraid to say;"see you latter"incase it looked like I was trying too hard . Have I totally balled this up. Does she think I'm akward and werid. Please help.What to you think? How can i move forward from this? I'm 17. How can I break the small talk?

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A levels

Will the rattle snake do it again?

I've stopped going to the gym and can't get any college work done. I sleep late and wake up late and do nothing all day. I get overwhelmed with it all and just read or go on the internet all day. I know I should be doing work but I just can't get motivation to do it. How can I get my buzz back?

I'm transferring to another college to do A levels in. I'm worried In case they won't let me in due to different exam boards. I'm worried in case the college doesn't like me. I was doing really well at my current college and I'm worried the one I'm transferring to isn't as good. I really want to be allowed to transfer to this college, I don't want to just stay at home doing nothing.

The envelope will have 8 sheets in and and will go from London to Cornwall.

Are 2 first class stamps enough?

I'm 17 and in my 3rd month of AS levels. But due to financial reasons, my parents want to move out of London, and into Cornwall. So this means I will be transferring to a college in Cornwall. This has all happens so fast and I don't know how to bring it up and tell people in my current school in London. I don't want to move, but I have no choice. When I was in primary school, I moved school 18 times so I it's part of the reason why It takes me so long to make friends with people. I also have close friends and family in London so I will be further away from them. And moving school (especially in A levels) may mean I have a lot of work to catch up on if they are further ahead than me. Also, Cornwall is more isolated so I will be uncomfortable in the environment for a couple of months. I don't now how to tell people;i've just gotten to know them. I've lived in London for 6 years and I really like the school i'm in now and I hate rapid change like this. What should I do?How should I tell people? Also,some of my hair is falling out and I'm getting really bad headaches and the worry of moving to a smaller flat,in a isolated area,in perhaps a worse school and not knowing anyone there stresses me out and scares me and I find it hard to focus on everything. I have a good school,a bigger house,good friends and a lot of independence in London and that is all being taken away from me. Maybe,I'm overreacting a little. But most people don't move house while doing important A levels.

My right eye is suppressed and I only use my left. My eyesight in my left eye is fine. I don't have a squint. As I don't use my right eye will it turn blind? I don't wear glasses as it doesn't make me see in my right eye and my vision in my left is good enough.

The boy is easy to manage and it's very easy to get him motivated and engaged. But for the girl then it's a bit more difficult. In group discussions, she contributes very well and I ask her question related to the work and she can answer them. She also gives relevant points and ideas for discussion. I really like them and I like the discussions we have.I really like them and I like the discussion we have. The thing is she doesn't write them down and it just looks like she's been talking all this time. Sometimes when the teacher is talking, she will turn around and talk to the boy which distracts him off his learning. She also was touches the girl's stuff behind he and pushes the boy next to her because she is frustrated with something, but I don't know what she just randomly does it and I don't know why. Whenever I tell her to stop, she gets annoyed with me and doesn't speak to me and tells me to go away and stop going near her. She gets very frustrated with me and sometimes tells me to shut up and that she doesn't care. I just ignore her.She says go away and tells me that her dad is 6ft6 and is a boxer.

Update: I ask the group a what they think the question is on the board and she just thinks I changed the subject because I was nervous. She is a nice girl when she's not angry and she does like me because I heard her ask for me before the lesson. I'm 16 and have no teacher assistant training.

My parents are moving from London to cornwall. Will I be allowed to complete my AS levels in November in Cornwall college? I'm only 2 months into AS levels so will I be allowed to go to a different college and complete them there?