Yvonne Said:

Ive missed out on my youth and theres lots of stuff i should have experienced but havent?

We Answered:

Actually, you sound like someone who I would love to meet, so don't give up hope that there isn't someone out there who would be a good match for you.

You did a great job of describing yourself in your question - very honest and ioen, which are great traits to have. Don't be embarrassed that you do not have a "wild youth" behind you.

Try some of the dating sites like "OKCupid" and you will have no trouble meeting men for dates. Just be honest about yourself. There are lots of men who would love to date a girl like you.

Good luck!

Marlene Said:

Ive missed out on my youth and feel theres lots of stuff i should have experienced?

We Answered:

It is time to reinvent yourself. If you are not satisfied with your life as it is, only you can change that and here are some good ideas for you:
1) Work on healthy self esteem. Check out the book "Empower Me, 12 sessions to self esteem" by Helen Raisa Klotz. Your library may have it or can order it for you. Take the exercises and learn some new life skills.
2) Don't despair of having "missed out" on rebellion because it sounds more interesting than it is. A lot of teens make their own trouble. So put this in perspective.
3) In your nursing career there should be plenty of opportunities for socialization. I've worked in hospitals for decades and with the holidays coming, there are a lot of invitations out there. Make yourself available.
Remember that in your nursing position you will be meeting lots of male patients, fellow employees and male relatives of your patients. Be approachable.
4) If you have a hard time making yourself approachable and pleasantly accessible, you may do well with some short term counseling to learn some new life skills and social skills. If you learn how to initiate conversations people will be comfortable around you.
5) Try online dating for professionals. There are a lot of professional people like yourself out there who are looking for someone.

I wish you all the best.
Help yourself.

Jerome Said:

wat would u say to this question?

We Answered:

You've obviously applied for a teaching-oriented job. They're looking to find out your experience, your beliefs in education, your understanding of how important education is to the development of your community (how it enriches your community), and they want to know your long-term career goals and to see if this job really fits in. In other words, what is your reason to apply for this job. Are you just looking to make a few bucks and leave, or do you really want to learn something from this position and what would that be?

Minnie Said:

I Need Some Career Advice--Can't find a job with a BA in English?

We Answered:

Many organizations need someone with your skill set. I suggest that you look toward jobs in Human Resources, Training and Development, and Technical Writing.

You might want to look toward continuing the education toward Project Management, as your communication and organizational skills would be very complementary toward that career path.

Also, you might consider looking at internships from large companies, as many interns typically are there to be groomed for permanent positions within the organization.

Good luck!

Bernard Said:

LeBron James The Best?

We Answered:

Ooo wow you can copy accomplishments from some website that really makes LeBron a great player. I could do the same thing for Kobe Duncan Nash anybody. I mean really: "Jeremy Nathaniel Memorial Classic MVP" Do you even know what the hell that is? No, you don't.

Right now, Kobe's the best, plain and simple.