He said…She said…Edition 5

I’m dating someone and my friends and family keep telling me this person is cheating on me, should I believe them or should I confront my boyfriend/girlfriend?

Ask Earnest: Well I belive you should tell your friends and family to mind their business because that is how rumors start, and we all know that leads to lots of drama. After you addressed the situation to your family and friends go up to your boyfriend/girlfriend and say I trust you with all my heart and if you’re cheating on me then tell me and get over it. Be careful not to make any sudden descisons base your decion off what you believe not what sombody  thinks they know.

Shayna Says: Nobody would make something up if there isn’t an ounce of truth to it. To me it would really be frustrating if I was constintly hearing that my boyfriend/girlfriend is cheating on me. I think you should confront him/her and ask them if it is true. If you trust your boyfriend/girlfriend then you should believe them but if rumors like this happens on a regular then I think you should listen to your friends and family.

I know Im not good in a subject and Im trying to get better at it by next year, what kind of tips can I use to further  my knowledge on this subject?

 Ask Earnest: To start off with i believe you should study right before you go to sleep it realy helps you remember stuff. I believe you should talk to your teacher during his free time to see if you can set up a private tutoring secciesion. I think you should also look into a summer program that helps you zone in on those basic skills.

Shayna Says:  Honestly, I am having the same problem. I don’t have the best knowledge in math and I need to study alot more to understand it better. I think over the summer instead of hanging out the whole time you should get a math book and go over the entire book and work on all the problems. I know this might sound kind of weird but I promise you by the time you know it you will be so much better in math and will be able to retain alot more information.

  

My best friend and I are drifting away from each other, how can I get it back to where it was before or should I just give up ?

 

  Ask Earnest: If you feel you and your friend are drifting that probably means that you two are loosing intrest in each other, and it might not be a good idea to try to make it work because that can cause problems, and odd moments. If your drifting away from your friend its for a reason. So if you want to continue being friends find it, and try to solve it.

 Shayna Says: I was in the same predicament, my friend and I were kind of losing that urge of being friends and at the end of it we just stopped. All I can say is that you really can not do alot to save your friendship with your friend only if you really think you should. It might be sad to lose your best friend but once your lose one you gain 5 new friends. If you think you can save the friendship then I am not going to be the one to hold you back from doing so.  But just like a any relationship, it takes 2.