Today’s victim had the object of her affection sing Bloodhound Gang to her. Does that mean he likes her or that he’s some sort of sadist. Hit ‘see more’ to find out.
After selecting your preferred partner, the way to win their love is a carefully calculated one-on-one situation aka the first date. Good first dates may include such highlights as eye glazing, hand grazing, lovey dovey baby talk or full blown first kisses. If a sour coffin-dodger furrows their brow and exclaims young people these days at you, it’s going well. Less good first dates include insulting your date’s mother and wet farts during pseudo meaningful conversations about the stars and flowers, and stuff. Like all firsts, first dates are a confusing thing - so teentoday.co.uk’s handily dissected and analysed 3 first date ideas - hit ‘see more’.
When it comes to periods, girls fall into two groups and like Team Edward vs Team Jacob, they don’t cross sides. There are girls who can’t wait for it to start and girls who wanna wait as long as possible. Whatever group you fall into, hit ‘see more’ for your first period explained. And boys, why not take a look, and thank your lucky stars you need only worry about unexpected erections.
Congratulations on wading through part 1 of the meticulously detailed teentoday.co.uk GCSE revision guide - we promise, the effort will be worth it come results day. The advice continues in part 2 with a further 7 tips to perfect your revision technique and guarantee the results you deserve. Ready? Hit ‘see more’ and good luck…
GCSE revision made simple with the teentoday.co.uk revision guide.
Dodgy stomach, clammy hands, dry throat and an urgent desire to run. What could cause this bizarre emotional reaction? No, no, not the news that the Crazy Frog is making a musical comeback but something that, like it or not, will define your life forever more: exams.
This onslaught of physical, mental and emotional reactions attacks all students, sooner or later. And there’s no way to avoid it entirely. But there is a way to at least counter it. It’s not easy, it’s not quick and it’s certainly not fun, but the only way to stop future employers raising their eyebrows over a series of Fs on your CV lies in * drum roll please * revision. Thankfully, we’re here to help you with our top tips for revision.
Certain things make the normally docile team at TT Towers flipping mad. So mad we want to scream and shout and punch babies. Like live TV peformances from The Saturdays and not having enough time to rant about them. Or other less-good teen sites calling us crappy. Or Eliza Doolittle. But when is that reaction normal and most-definitely justified and when is it something to worry about? The topic is discussed in today’s Dear troubled teen. Hit see more.
Lawson top teentoday.co.uk’s Group Bop-It League!! Here’s video…
Introducing Pop Star Bop-It - *another* amazing idea… predict Lawson’s score
The Saturdays - Headlines review
Britain’s Next Top Model - Week 4
Introducing: Jonah Maddox
Diana Vickers interview 2 - JLS, Cheryl, Eggnog, oil spill, nervous breakdown
The Wanted rank themselves by cooking skills, popstar hair, vanity, flirting…Diana Vickers talks second album, Ellie Goulding, music with TT
Britain’s Next Top Model: Week 3
More McFly news - the Super Site (sort of) explained
