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first off, i'm going to do my best in answering this because i think you deserve an answer, not because i know the answer. i actually don't know what i'm going to say to try and help, but i'll definitely give it my best. after all, isn't helping what yahoo answers is for?
so, as for the break-up with your girlfriend, i don't believe that you did a single dang thing wrong to turn her into a lesbian. no one can turn anyone into something they have to be born as to be, in this case, homosexual. that wasn't your fault whatsoever. in fact, i think that you weren't anything but good to her. walking 5 miles to her house 3 days a week? come on, that's commitment and love there! and though it may be hard for you to see that she's happier, i would think that she would have to be since now she's with someone she is attracted to sexually since she's a lesbian and you are a guy. anyways, i don't think she was using you on purpose, and that her using you wasn't how it started, but how it ended. she seems to have been confused about her status as homosexual or heterosexual. and as harsh as what i'm about to say may sound, there are so many other girls who will be more perfect for you. first loves cut deep. sometimes it's not the person you fall in love with, but love itself. and sometimes it will take you time to realize that what you're missing isn't the person, but the love itself. we all fall in love with love.
As for your situation with your parents, you will probably have to talk it out with them or take it up in court. running away is not the best idea. we all feel like running away from our problems sometimes, but most times, what we need most to do is fix things as best as we can. get closure. i used to want to leave my school too because of all the friend troubles i had gotten into there. i wanted to start fresh so badly. go somewhere where i didn't have to be whoever's ex-bff. i hated my school because it seemed like my past followed me around wherever i went. but i fixed things as time passed and i am still surprised when i think how much i love my school and my life. i love where i am and am glad that i didn't just go to another school. i got my closure and i grew stronger as i worked to make things better. and when it seemed like things just would never get better, they did. life hurts but you can't run away everytime it strikes. sometimes, you need to fight back.
these teen years are tough. last year, i had thee toughest year of my life. everything was going wrong left and right, things were falling apart and i felt like i just couldn't save them from crashing. but somehow, i did. and now i know that life will get harder, but it will also get better. i know what it's like to feel like the only one with seemingly unfixable problems, but the truth is, it's something we all go through. you're not alone. don't ever feel like an idiot for having these problems. you can't help what life throws at you. but you can help what you do with what life throws at you. work on accepting what cards you're dealt, and then focus on how you're going to play the hand. because we can only control our attitude towards things that happen to us. that's the only thing we can effect all our own. fortunately for us, it makes all the difference. try smiling, it'll make you feel just a little better. a happy face is needed to get through in these kinds of situations like these. :)
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