?

I'm a 15 year old girl and for about two years, I've feel this pressure on the same side of my head. Sometimes the pressure worsens when I bend over, sometimes I have these terrible headaches.

At first it started off as a weird feeling in my ear, so I decided to consult a doctor about it. They said it was an "ingrown hair" and prescribed me some antibiotics (which didn't make sense to me). Anyway, I strted taking the antibiotics and it didn't help so I stopped. When I did I began having these terrible migraines and I felt an overwhelming amount of pressure inu skull. As weeks progressed I began having new symptoms such as, stomachaches and muscle pain. So I decided to start taking the antibiotics again.

My symptoms did not go away so I got a second opinion. The doctor said that it was just allergies, but she said that I should have some blood work done. The results came back as negative. A couple of weeks later I felt pressure in my throat which made it hard for me to swallow. I tried to convince my mother to take me to see another doctor, but she told me that I was imagining everything.

The early March 2014 I went to see me optometrist to get a new eye prescription. That was when I noticed that I had a strain in my eye. For months now I can literally hear and feel my eye pulling something.

It's now February 2015 and I continue to have the same symptoms. It occurs in a pattern. Please tell me what you would do in my situation. Would you consult another doctor?

Why or why not?

I know people say they're an unlikely match, but don't opposites attract?

Do you think it was self-defense or murder? Why or why not?

Why or why not?

I'm a cheerleader and obviously I consider cheerleading a sport. I know people are entitled to their opinions, but why do some people not consider it a sport? I mean it requires physical activity, hard work, dedication, and its extremely competitive just like any other sport.

I'm 5'11 and 136lbs, I wear a 34D, my waist measures 25, & my hips measure 36. Is my body okay?

Body type?

You know like in track the Black person usually wins. Why is that?

No seriously. I really don't know why.

Just wondering. I passed Fashion Bug the other day and I saw a sign on it that said "6-32". And I was like what?! Size 6 is NOT plus-size. Beyonce is a size 12, and if people thinks she's plus-sized then there's something wrong with our society.

Just wondering if guys like tall girls because guys seem to like all the cute petite girls. What's so bad about tall girls? I know some guys think we're intimidating, but we're really not. And something else I've seemed to notice, how come all the short girls get the tall guys?

I'm confused on how I should dress for my body type. I 'm pretty tall for my age (I'm 5'8".) I have very broad shoulders & they measure 16 inches across! I have long legs and long arms. Some people say I have more of an athletic build. I don't look good in certain things because of my shoulders. I just want to be able to wear a simple t-shirt without looking like a linebacker...

Just wondering what people think.

My friend Delaney always ignores me when she's hanging around with my other friend Mattea. I've been in this position before and I don't like it. I'm not really upset with Mattea it's more of Delaney. She's always saying that I'm her best friend, but when ever Mattea comes around she ditches me. I don't like to be anyone's second best. Delaney's only there for me when she wants something or Mattea is not there. I've tried telling her before, but I didn't exactly tell her what I really meant. I'm not sure if I want to be her friend anymore. I actually don't. Should I tell her or just ignore her? Please help. :l

Why do people think that way? All my white friends say that I don't talk act like a normal Black person. So does that mean just because you're Black that means that you can't be well spoken? That you can't dress properly? Or have an education? Not just my white friends my Black friends too. I'm so sick and tired of people always thinking that I have to act a certain way. So what are they saying that just because I don't act like a "normal" Black person I'm not good enough to hang out with them or something? Just because I'm black, doesn't mean I have to dress in baggy and tight clothes. Just because I'm black doesn't mean that I have to talk a certain way. Just because I'm black doesn't mean I have to look a certain way. Its a STUPID stereotype, that someone has to change.

I was just wondering what my body type was. I'm a 13 year old girl who is 5'8". I have really long legs and arms. My bra size is a 34A and my dress size is a 3. I also have really broad shoulders.

I was just wondering which skin products work on Black people. Like: Proactive, Neutrogena, Clearasil, Clean & Clear, etc...

Which works best on Black people? My skin isn't oily or dry, its more normal to combination I guess.

I'm a 13 year old girl and I'm 5'8". Just wondering if I was tall for my age.

I really want a weave now. I've had my hair braided and relaxed, and now I want to try something different. My mom wants do one for me but I'd rather just go to the salon. My older sister had a weave before actually she just sewed a wig on to her hair. Would it be okay if I did that too at my age?

I've been wanting to get a pair of jeans like that for a while now, but I don't know where you can find a cheap pair. I've look at Buckle, but their jeans are $100. And True Religion, but theirs are $300. Where can I find a cheap pair of jeans with white stitching?

I really want a bra from there. But I'm not sure they have my size. I wear a 36A.