Decisions
 

I really would like to hear your voices on this.

Ok, my mom just asked me "How would you like to go back to Mississippi?"

I said "No" but I'm not really sure if that was an honest answer.

In Illinois, there are my friends (who are like my family) and my education (which is so much better than in MS)

But in Mississippi, there's love and real happiness that is produced from that love.

What do you think? Should I follow my heart or my brain?

In the end it is your decision. Where you think you'll be happier is where you should go.

The thing is, my friends make me happy, they're like family, but with them comes education as well. But the guy I love the most is in MS and I'd be just as happy with him as I would with my friends. It really does tear me up a little. I'm kinda confused on what to do.

You're a girl?

He's bisexual....so in a way...yes, he is a girl. I don't think you'll get the answer you want out of us, just sit down, get your head straight and think it over for awhile.

Well, I talked to my boyfriend about it some. He said he'd still be waiting for me in MS. So I'll be staying up here for educational purposes :) But whatever input you guys gave was much appreciated.

nvmforget what is said

Too fucking funnay!

You know, the last civilization to try homosexuality was lost because of it.

Yeah, because homosexuals are by far the majority of the American population. :rolleyes:

Please refrain from asking advice on what you should do with your boyfriend, it makes me want to hit you.

Pussy whipped!

do u have a girlfriend too?

No hes 99% gay and 1% straight....he keeps the 1% for social status

oh..shit..i thought bisexuals were where u liked both women and men

They are .

then how does he like men more than women i was thinking that they liked em both equally

You suck at life.

I dunno... This is it's picture in the zel members thread:
http://www.iownjoo.com/freeimghost/S...n/Image_02.jpg

I'm not asking about what I should do with my boyfriend, I'm asking should I go to MS or stay where I am for my educational purposes, and I've chosen to stay.