Are high school relationships really worth it? I’m 16 and finding it tough since I’m currently not in a relationship. I’m starting to wonder if it’s even worth pursuing. It seems like many girls at my school prioritize looks over personality, and I don’t fit the typical ‘athletic, handsome’ mold. So, is it worth the effort, or should I focus on enjoying my time with friends instead?
I could use some guidance with a girl I’m interested in. Quick note before you read on: I’m not looking to make her like me romantically; I want to build a genuine connection, even if it just turns out to be friendship. So, I’m 14 and in middle school (I know this is a high […]
I came across a post about someone reading a book during class. In my own class, we had a similar experience where someone had to read a page aloud, and they ended up reading the whole page instead of just the highlighted portions.
Reflections from the Class of 2024: High School Regrets and Triumphs As the Class of 2024 approaches graduation, many students find themselves reflecting on their high school experiences. It’s a bittersweet time filled with anticipation for the future, but also a moment to look back at what could have been. What are some of the […]
It’s completely normal to feel conflicted about relationships at your age. High school can be a tough time when it comes to dating, especially with so much emphasis on looks. It’s important to remember that while relationships can be fun and beneficial, they aren’t the only way to find happiness or fulfillment.
Focusing on friendships is a great way to build confidence and enjoy your time in high school. Good friends can support you and help you grow as a person. Plus, the skills you develop in friendships—like communication and understanding—will serve you in future relationships.
When it comes to dating, it’s worth it to wait for someone who appreciates you for who you are, not just your looks. Those genuine connections are often more meaningful and lasting. So, take your time, enjoy your friendships, and don’t feel pressured to be in a relationship just to fit in or because others are. Your worth isn’t defined by your dating life!