The Advice Annex 14
The Advice Annex answers questions from teens and young adults all over the world, using my own life experience and humor.
In this installment, Jennifer wants to move in with her boyfriend, Jenny doesn’t know how to deal with constant family drama, Shelly’s mother won’t stop nagging her, Sarah’s boyfriend has been neglecting her, Karen’s friends don’t like her conservative christian friend, Patrick is getting mixed messages from a guy, and much more!
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i like this one, it was quite good hehe makes me think i should call up too hmmm
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Hey Justine,
I called in for some advice and I just noticed you put a little description under each Podcast of the people and problems featured…and well my name isn’t exactly very common and also I speak weird..so you might not have really heard it. It’s Jerusha (from Scotland). Well loving your work, Queen of Wonderland
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That is what moms do, nag. Just do what she says while you live with her.
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Hey Justine! Great Podcast! But sometimes it’s really difficult to hear/understand what the people calling are saying.
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Justine, I think that a message board for your podcasts would be a great idea.
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redlipstickxx Reply:
June 17th, 2011 at 1:33 am
Me too! I think people would enjoy it
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Justine i simply LOVE the way you hear each and every view out…most ppl who do advice-type shows are soo narrow minded.
thank you so much, i really feel better after getting advice from you.
<3
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Justine I swear , this episode was the BEST one yet it really hit the nail thank you soo much!<3
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This is exactly why i called, i knew Justine would give great and useful advice. The thing is, I’ve been with him for so long that i dont want to go back to being single, but im afraid i already am. Justine u are right, it is the beginning of the end and i just need to accept it.
@alexis thank u for ur feedback, but I’ve told him many times that i want to simply talk but even with tht he never has time or he is tired. My relationship is over and i feel so utterly helpless. I shouldn’t be with someone who makes me feel so hurt all the time.
Again, thank u all.
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jpmetz Reply:
June 15th, 2011 at 7:38 pm
I’m sorry Sarah! I think once you break up with him it will HURT at first, a lot, but being single aint bad at all I promise :p
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Mai Reply:
June 18th, 2011 at 8:18 pm
Just remember Sweetie you deserve someone that loves you and treats you like your the most important thing in their life
Gain your independance back, hang out with friends and family more and trust me I know it takes a while but just stay strong and keep busy !
And what Justine said, Nothing wrong with being single
He will realise what he lost, but do not go back to someone that can pernitrate your heart.
Moving on was the best option, your a smart girl !!
Tc !! x
-Mai
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Sarah needs to talk to her boyfriend asap. Be cautious though, don’t be too pushy with the conversation. I had the same problem, but I was too blunt with it and it caused my boyfriend to be very defensive, which resulted in pushing him away further. I became bitter too. I definitely think if her boyfriend continues to be distant she should end it before things get worse for her. Look out for yourself first, boyfriends come second.
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Mai Reply:
June 18th, 2011 at 8:28 pm
I completely agree !
It’s okay, you just let your anger out. He should know you and accept what he does was wrong. Just ask straight ‘Do you still want to be in this relationship?’ if he doesnt (or sounds like he doesnt) then just camly walk away. It’s hard but he would realise he hurt you and would think over.
Hope things worked out okay for you !!
x
-Mai
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justine, regarding patrick’s situation, sometimes it’s not so simple! i am in a similar situation, except my guy is “straight” and has had and maybe currently has a girlfriend, yet he flirts with me all the time and says/does things that straight guys don’t really say/do, especially when they know the other guy is gay and is into them. i’m just saying that situations can be more complicated and being direct doesn’t always work, like if the guy is closeted or unsure of himself and wishes to remain that way or is afraid to admit things.
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jpmetz Reply:
June 15th, 2011 at 7:26 pm
Pheonix- I would say that GENERALLY if stuff is too complicated to simply ask someone out, then they are def not ready for a relationship.
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I couldn’t wait for your ring tones so I spliced your youtube video where you talked about them into mp3 files. (:
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Amazing!
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