I took this really hard biology test today, I studied and still struggled. Most of the class also found it difficult. TL;DR do I snitch about classmates cheating on a test or not? My teammate is in my class and also took the test, when we were warming up she asked me how I felt about the test, I told her I didn't feel very good about it. She then said that she thought it was easy, because she had a cheat sheet... That irked me so bad because she asked me how I felt only to rub in how she cheated. Anyways, I was venting to my friend about this and kinda wanted to tell the teacher how that one girl cheated because I felt that It was really unfair to the people who actually studied. When I was saying this to my friend she said I should tell. She then proceeded to tell me that she had the answers written on her hand. I was also mad about this but didn't make it obvious. My friend told me to email my teacher about that girl but now I feel like if I do I am a hypocrite because my friend also cheated. I would tell the teacher about my friend, but she would figure out who said something because I am the only person she told about the cheating. So now I either tell the teacher about both of them, tell the teacher about my teammate who cheated, or don't say anything at all. I feel like what they did was really unfair so I atleast want someone other than myself to know about this.
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I 17FM have a crush on 17M. I have three classes with him and sit in front of him and science sit behind him in history and sit across the room from him in English. I've had a crush on him for the whole school year, but I've never really had a conversation with him. I've had a few chats with him here and there, but nothing worthwhile. I think he's really cute. He seems really nice. I know for sure he's single and he dated a girl last year and it did not last very long. I want to start casually talking to him, but we have no mutual friends, and I simply don't know how to initiate conversation with him. Whenever we do work in any of the classes that we're in we go off into our own friend groups, and so then my chances to talk to him blow away. I know he's really nice and he'll interact with any conversation I initiate, but I just don't know what to talk about how to start talking about something and when the best time is also I know he has Instagram so I don't know if I should follow it and that's also the only social media that he has someone please give me some advice because I'm getting desperate here.
TL;DR Should I quit tennis or not? I do high school track and field and tennis. I love both very dearly and I've been doing tennis long before I even started doing it in high school. I take lessons outside of school as well so I can be the best that I can during high school tennis. I recently started track in high school and I really love it and I excel at it. I've been told by so many people about how good I am at it and track also hold a special place in my heart I don't get burnt out by it and I love the sport. Tennis is very fun at all, but I find that I get burnt out earlier and earlier in the season every time I take a tennis lesson I always catch myself glancing at the clock wishing that it was over. Don't get me wrong. I'm good at tennis, but I'm also not the best. I found that if you want scholarships at schools, you have to be at the top. You have to be the best and even though I am good, I am not one of the best and I accept that track on the other hand gives me so many more opportunities. I am very good at it and I can get scholarships for it. I do want to improve in it still though and if I want to improve, I have to train year round what hinders my ability to train year around is my tennis schedule during the fall I have two months of tennis and although you still get some exercise from tennis, it is simply not the same as track training. If I were to stop tennis, I would have the whole summer and those two months leading up to track season to train. I know I would see improvements from this and I know my running would also be improved. I want to get even better in track and I believe if I quit tennis, I can do that, but I still don't know. I also feel like my tennis team needs me. I am very good and if I leave, I feel like I'd let them down and there is also my last year doing high school tennis so I feel like I'd miss out on those last year activities. Should I quit tennis or not?