I do that to! In my "world" my parents aren't my parents. Now I have a hard time wondering if it's true. I feel like I can't trust anything they say anymore.
blackparade commented on Six Billion Secrets
blackparade commented on Six Billion Secrets
She's not a terrible person, but she made a mistake that she can not fix, but saying she's a terrible person isn't solving anything, listen my dear, You made a mistake, but we all do, you have to tell your parents as embarrassing as it is you need to, and you especially need to think about your options.
Whoa! Now this is messed up. You can't just justify sleeping with your teacher. I don't care for the reasons, it's still wrong. And you can't blame the whole thing on him, it was your fault too, you also need to deal with the consequences. Takes two to tango, remember?
So, now what? Are you're going to guilt him into staying with you? You expect him to abandon his entire family so he could accommodate your wishes?
Now, don't get me wrong, I'm definitely not defending him, but you just helped destroy a family. And you did it willingly. And now you're going to use baby to guilt him into staying with you. But you have to know that won't work, right? Men hate being trapped. You'll both be endlessly miserable, and the baby will blame it on itself.
By the way, are you a minor? Regardless, he's still your teacher. He will most likely lose his job over this and if you're a minor there's a possibility he could face charges for having sexual intercourse with an underage girl.
You need to really think this through. Talk to him about the baby, DON'T blackmail him. Talk to your parents. And possibly a counselor if you have the opportunity. Make the decision if you're keeping the baby or not, just don't keep it only because it will guilt your teacher into staying by your side. That would be selfish towards the baby. If you can't love the baby, don't keep it, whether that requires adoption or abortion.
Don't act irrationally, what you do now will affect your entire future. Good luck.
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blackparade commented on Six Billion Secrets
Its a gift, so try to make the best of it! Ghosts can't hurt you. Just think of them as pictures or people on a movie screen. They can't even touch you. Sometimes they don't even really know you're there. You can try asking them what they want or just telling them to go away. In the mean time, can you sleep with a bedside lamp on or a flashlight?
Seeing can be cool, up until the point where the ghosts try to harm you. Honestly I have had to deal with that before, and believe me when I say there are evil ghosts. I lived in a house once that I could barely sleep in because I was so scared to death by the ghosts that lived there. Sorry if it seems like I am commenting on every comment, it is just rare that I find somebody like me out there.
(First of all, so no one gets confused here, I am the OP. I didn't expect this secret to get through because so many people don't believe in this kind of thing, but when I saw it on the front page I decided I needed to make an account and respond to all of these comments. I posted a more in-depth comment through my DISQUS account, but I know many of the SPARTZ commenters do not read those comments, so here I am.) It's funny that you should mention this, because I have always been a huge reader. Sometimes I'll go looking for books about paranormal topics just so that I can feel some sort of connection to the character(s). And I've never read "The Hidden", so I'll definitely have to check it out! That being said, firewings88 does have a point in that it can be cool to a certain extent until it becomes too real. There is a fine line between fiction and reality, and the reality is that some of these things are just plain terrifying.
Generally just saying Hi and DFTBA and I get this often. It's been ages and ages since any interacted with me. But they are usually there somewhere, in a crowd or while I'm walking around outside. I hardly notice anymore. There have been some very scary moments in the past, and I on't know when or if that will ever happen again. But I think that maybe, as we get older, our own energies tend to settle. We become more...ourselves. The lines between our own spirit and the rest of the world are not quite as blurred, and then maybe we don't act like such a beacon to those who can't be seen or heard by others. Who knows if I am correct, it's just a theory. I hope things get more peaceful for you though.
Hon I see them too. I learned an easy way to keep them away from you at night. Get a pet, any animal (I have a gerbil and a dog) in your room and have them stay with you. Ghosts don't like animals and they will leave you alone. I am not crazy either, and I am lucky because my mom believed me when I told her what I saw. My dad told me to stop making up stories. There are more of us out here and honestly we would love to talk and help you out :D Stick in there darling
wow really ? one time i when to my bestfriend's house he had dog and the dog is really friendly (the dog likes me i when to my bestfriend's house many times) one time was was in my bestfriend's room with the dog and the dog suddenly run under the bed to hide at a corner it kinda creep me out lol
that's not totaly true...i have four dogs and a ghost in my house. he doesn't realy bother us though so we let him go about his business. the best way to get rid of ghosts is to tell them they are not welcome...say it firm and polite and let them know this is your space not theirs.
firewings88 After reading all your comments, I would love to get in touch with you sometime if it's at all possible. It's rare for me to find someone like me, even online. And the animal thing is a great tip. I have a few cats and a dog, and sometimes I do let one of them into my room to sleep with me when I am feeling especially freaked out. It does tend to help, so thank you for that.
Most likely she searches their names. Sometimes they tell you their names and other times it is just like a fact that you somehow know their name. I know I am not explaining it right but in my case I have never come across a ghost who's name I did not know. Very simple to check public records for certain names and find who you are looking for.
^That basically sums it up for me as well. It's hard to explain, really. Sometimes it's something that I just sort of know without really understanding how or why, and other times it's something they tell me. There have also been times when I've gotten little facts (how they died, names of people they knew, etc.) and traced it back to them in that way.
blackparade commented on Six Billion Secrets
Even girls need to shave every day. I'm a girl, and my brother is a LOT less hairy than I am, because he got my dad's genes and I got my mom's hairy Hispanic genes :P There's no shame in having a lot of body hair. Even after I shave, it still never looks completely smooth like the Photoshopped people on TV. People have hair, and your friends will love you regardless :)
blackparade commented on Six Billion Secrets
I came out in school about a year ago. It took them a while, but people accepted me.
I showed them that I'm not going to try and rape them or flirt with them, and they know that.
And I still haven't found the courage to tell my friend how I feel.
I can handle the stick I would get, but I don't want him to get bullied because of me.
He will never know.
Hey, as an out-of-the-closet individual, let me just say that there's no 'right time' to come out. A lot of people make it out to be something you should do the second you find out you're gay. Sure, it's a really liberating feeling, a good feeling, but circumstances may complicate that. Now isn't always necessarily the best time to go through all that.
Second, if you were to come out at any time, do not ask out a guy friend. That is the surest way to alienate your friend and all your other friends- unless, of course, you have some gay guy friends. Then, who knows? But even so, when you come out, you want people behind you, not necessarily a boyfriend. A thing that may happen if you come out to a few straight friends is them thinking you have a crush on them, which may freak them out a bit. I think that happens to everyone when they first come out. You don't want that fear to be made worse you because you really do have a crush on them.
Crushes on straight friends are tough. But having support is really important for anyone even thinking about coming out, and asking out one of your friends may not be the best way to have it.
Reminds me of The Secret Life of Walter Mitty...