Hi, yes these have have been answered and pulished.

You are most welcome, helping someone trying to work out puberty, periods and anything else really is something that means a lot to me, and I am so glad I can be of help.💛

Hi, how can I help you, please share with me what is worrying you and I will do my best to help.

Hi, many younger teens find that children’s sections no longer fit comfortably, and that can be confusing at first. Many 14‑year‑olds do fit into petite adult sizes, and some shops such as Primark also have an “older girls” range that includes swimwear designed with this in mind.

If you’re new to two‑piece swimwear, it’s absolutely fine to start with something that feels more comfortable and secure. A shorts‑and‑tankini style can be a great introduction, offering the flexibility of a two‑piece without feeling too exposing. There’s no rush to wear anything before you feel ready, and confidence matters far more than labels or trends.

Remember, swimwear should make you feel comfortable, supported, and able to enjoy yourself - not self‑conscious. Take your time, trust what feels right for you, and choose styles that let you move and have fun without worry.

Hi, in Hellenism there isn’t one strict rule about veiling, as the tradition was never centralised and practices varied widely. Some people choose to veil as a personal sign of respect, focus, or devotion, especially during prayer or ritual, while others don’t veil at all and are still practising fully and correctly. Historically, veiling was often situational rather than constant, and in modern practice it’s usually optional and based on how it makes you feel.

A scarf, hood, or covering worn during worship can be enough, and what matters most is your intention and sincerity, not doing things out of pressure or obligation

Hi, yes I have answered this question.

Hi Amelia, I may go to see this movie, I do love this music and I will wait to see when it comes to my local cinema. As for making an effort and wearing something from Michael's many eras, that is entirely your choice, I would imagine Bad is the most recognisable red leather jacket, but a T-Shirt will be more than suitable too.

Hi, it's understandable to wonder about slang you’ve heard at school and it changes so fast that even adults can’t keep up. I couldn’t find any reliable or widely‑used meaning for the phrase “make chicken” in teen slang. None of the major teen‑slang lists mention it, and most slang involving the word chicken simply refers to someone being scared or backing out of something.

Hi, a Dutch braid is like a normal braid but instead of crossing the side pieces over the middle, you cross them under, which makes the braid stand out more; start by taking a section at the top of your head, split it into three, then as you braid, add small bits of hair into each side strand before crossing it under the middle each time, and don’t worry if it feels awkward because the hardest part is just getting your fingers used to the motion, go slowly, practise a few messy tries, and it’ll suddenly start to feel natural once you find your rhythm.

My top tip is to not look in the mirror as this can completely put you off, well it does me.

Goodness me no! I have worked for Lil-Lets for many years helping many teens going through puberty with their questions.

Hi, yes I do know what WASMA stands for, and I do love a concert, but unfortunately Wokingham is quite far away from me, so I would most likely  visit a local one in my area.

Hi, do you have a question for me?

If your birthday is October 23, you’re right on the cusp, the line between Libra and Scorpio. Astrology isn’t exact like science, so different charts put the cut off on slightly different dates. That’s why some people born on the 23rd are listed as Libra and others as Scorpio.

It depends on the exact year, time, and place you were born, because the Sun moves into each sign at a slightly different time every year.
Most of the time:

Early on 23rd = Libra
Later on 23rd = Scorpio

Yes, just me!

Hi, I always answer first thing every morning and then whenever I see that there are a few questions to respond to throughout the day, for example it's late Sunday afternoon and I am answering your question.

Hi, yes we did used to have this on our old site and it's certainly something we are looking for going forward.

You are most welcome.❤️

Hi Jamie, do you have a question? Can I help?

Hello!

Hi, it’s completely normal to struggle with focus, especially when you’ve got schoolwork, social life and general life-stuff all happening at once. While “motivational websites” might sound helpful, they often add another layer of distraction, something you’re already trying to avoid.

Instead, try building a simple structure into your evenings:

1. Divide your evening into three parts

One hour to eat - proper meals make a real difference to concentration.
One hour to study - short, focused sessions are far more effective than long, distracted ones.
One hour to switch off = something you enjoy that helps your brain relax.

A routine like this keeps things balanced and stops study time from taking over the whole evening.

2. Set up your study space properly
Keep the environment as distraction‑free as possible:

• no television in the background
• clear lighting
• ask family members to give you an hour (or ninety minutes) without interruptions

Small changes in your environment can make a noticeable difference in how long you can stay focused.

3. Keep your study goals realistic
Don’t try to tackle everything in one go. Choose one or two tasks for each session enough to make progress but not so much that you feel overwhelmed before you start.

If you want external motivation, choose tools designed for focus, not scrolling
These options keep distractions to a minimum:

Pomofocus - a simple timer to structure your study in manageable blocks.

Calm Sound  - background noise that can help you settle without giving you anything to click through.