I asked my parents to have a sleepover with my friend, the same day of the sleepover (I know, I know I should have waited)and no matter what I say, they say no. I even wrote a essay. What should I do?

If you've tried all of the remedies listed above but still have foot odor, then you may need to talk to a healthcare professional. They can help determine what is...

The best way to deal with this is to talk to her. If it is really uncomfortable, ask her to keep it private and personal, without anyone else in on...

The first is to be open to whatever outcome your parents may give you. Then I suggest waiting for the perfect time when your parents aren't stressed or particularly busy...

Before you come out, you should really figure out if it is safe. If you risk being attacked, you shouldn't tell anyone. If you're going to do it anyway, just...

If your parents can't check up on you at the friend's house (for example, by calling that friend's parents), then you can simply tell them you will be at the...

That is a tricky one. If you want your parents to like your best friend, the best thing to do is tell them that the lies you told aren't true....

As with other rodent pets, you should clean a rat's cage once a week to keep the smell down and prevent bacteria and other unpleasantness from forming.

That sounds rough. Explain to your parents how your brother's behavior impacts you. For example, "It really upsets me when my brother comes in my room to take my things...

Prove that you're mature enough. Bring back incidents where you were able to do certain tasks that other 13-year-olds wouldn't be able to do. You can also cite that many...

They say no because they care for you and your safety. Social media is vast, and with cyberbullying, and trollers around, they wouldn't want you to get hurt. Let them...