My daughter has come out as bisexual and I accept her but she's scared to come out to her friends or her father (my ex-husband). What should I do to help her?

Talk to her; it may just be a misunderstanding. Maybe she feels restricted with one friend, so she's expanding her friend circle. The best option is to talk to her.

Sit down with your mom and explain why you like this friend. Mention specifically about how she has helped you. It also may help to introduce your friend to your...

If she has a passport, she can use it an ID to withdraw cash from her bank so that she has money until she gets new debit and credit cards...

It's natural for her to have complicated feelings about her ex-boyfriend under the circumstances. If you think it's worthwhile to keep fighting for the relationship, sit down with her and...

It is your choice, do what your heart tells you to. If they don't accept you then don't cry over spilled milk. They weren't in your life to begin with,...

If you're willing to invest some money, head to Sephora. They have a color matcher that will show your skin tone and show you what you would wear in every...

Of course an 11 year old knows what bisexual means. I hate to break it to you, but you waited too long if you were intending to have "the talk."...

First of all, don't call your girlfriend 15 times, that is obsessive behavior that could be construed as harassment. Second, she's right. Even if you weren't serious, she didn't know...

She says you make life hard. I wonder what she means by that? You say you try your best to help her, but perhaps your wires are getting crossed and...

Asking someone out can be a nerve-wracking experience, but you'll have to try if you want to go on a date with them. Take them to a casual and private...