r/srilankanteenagers

-ok so I'm a lesbian, and for all these years i thought my parents were homophobic, I came out to them a few years ago, and they were like, uhh, nah it must be a phrase, and I've dodged the topic ever since, Some time later my girlfriend broke up with me (the worst way possible), I was having a rlly hard time and I didn't even have anyone to talk about it, so yeah, and a few months have passed, we got our vacation (yayyyy) and on the first day my mom and I were hanging around in the kitchen when she suddenly asked "how are things with ur gf now?" lemme tell yall, I WAS SURPRISED. then I muttered smth like "ah yeah we broke up" and smhw we had a full on conversation abt my future ( If I'm gonna go abroad and live with a woman) and my interests in girls and stuff, it was rlly shocking bcz the relationship between my mum and me was never good, we would always fight, she has anger issues, I have anger issues, we barely have a normal conversation, let alone smth like this. but after that day I feel like we have gotten closer and i can talk more openly with her, it almost feels like she finally accepted me. :)

Edit: OMG SO MANY SUPPORT IN THE COMMENTS THANK YOUU!! <3

js curious

Title is pretty self explanatory. Im 5'10 and finding good denims that fit my height is such a hassle for me. I really want a nice flared or boot cut jeans and im sick of ending up buying something from the men's section.

So girlies please help! Please let me know of physical stores that sell good quality denims

It'd be great if its around Colombo! :)

Idk if this belongs here but last time I checked I'm a teen in SL

I once woke up early in the morning for no reason whatsoever and this idea to write a book suddenly crossed my mind. It may have been the high of waking up so early but I genuinely have nothing else to do so I started anyway. I wanna be a publishing author but idk shit Abt the field at all other than having read a cpl books in my entire 17 yrs of life.

The story is about a weird ahh highschool and a sitcom-like view on everything that happens there. Despite being a painfully normal school, smth weird happens occasionally. Sometimes it's a zombie apocalypse or maybe a gay vampire that doesn't even go here or maybe a study group from an Alien planet that came to earth to do an assignment and unfortunately got caught by the main characters. I know I sound high but I sincerely believe that humour doesn't have to be sane all the time. Anyway should I keep writing or should I just force myself to study cz being a writer isn't for me?

ALSO HERE'S THE FIRST PARAGRAPH (read ts broski)

Episode one: Welcome to Westbridge High

Mei was nervous, hands shaking like they've seen what hard work looks like when you actually care, when you actually try. She was sitting in the middle of the biggest auditorium the city has ever seen, her name about to be called by the president for being the highest achieving teenager in the country. What did she do, one may ask, to which mei would reply, your mother.....

-To be continued

​Hey everyone, looking for some advice here. ​I met this girl on the bus after tuition class a while back. She’s from a different school. A guy friend of mine who goes to her school was talking to her, so I joined the conversation. She asked me basic details like which school I go to and what classes I take.

​Since then, we’ve bumped into each other regularly after classes. Sometimes my guy friend is there, sometimes it's just the two of us. I’ll admit—sometimes I wait up for her without letting her notice and pretend we just randomly ran into each other, though we do actually meet by chance a lot too. ​When we go bus together, we talk about family, studying, and general life. She’s really smart and takes her studies seriously. I’ve definitely developed a intrest on her, but I’m totally unsure if she likes me back or if she’s just being friendly—she has a lot of male friends, so this kind of casual chatting seems completely normal for her.

​Here’s my situation:

​A/Ls are next year: I don't want to confess or make things awkward because I really value her as a friend and don't want to ruin what we have.

​Limited contact: We only have classes on the same days twice a week, so I only see her on those days.

​No text chats: I follow her on Instagram and she followed back. She mentioned that she rarely comes online to avoid wasting time—which is actually true, as she's rarely active. On top of that, I haven't sent her a single message yet because I'm too shy.

​Since we don't text at all and only see each other twice a week on the bus after class, how can I maintain and build this friendship over time without coming on too strong?

​Would love to hear from anyone who has navigated something similar during A/L years!