“Give advice on how not to give up on school”
Set realistic goals for yourself to set yourself up for success. It’s all about baby steps. Take a look at your GPA and think about where you would like it to be at the end of the school year or try focusing on passing an upcoming quiz or doing well on a big project. Getting an A feels better than you think. Once you see minor improvements, staying in school will not seem so impossible. Plus, here’s the good news, if you’re seeking out advice about this, you care. At least to a certain extent.
“I like this boy but I don’t know if he likes me back I don’t know what to do.”
You have two options. One, being the obvious one, tell him how you feel or two, make him notice you. Go to activities you know he is participating in, or hang out with people you know are cool with him. Also, don’t be afraid to approach him. You don’t have to cuff him from the jump. Talking to him will let you know if you have chemistry.
“I like this boy and he has a girlfriend but I know I could treat him better what should I do?”
If this boy has a girlfriend out of respect for yourself and their relationship you shouldn’t try to come between them. Instead either wait for them to break up or find yourself a new boo.
“My best friend has been getting into a lot of trouble lately. I want to help him change but he won’t. I don’t want to stop being his friend just because of this. What should I do?”
Try to talk to him and give advice on what you think might be best for him. People are constantly changing and the person you might have become friends with is probably not the same anymore and at the end of the day he is going to do whatever he wants.
The Watchdog 