[funkypinnaple]

. I am angry wiv this girl.
Don’t get me wrong... she’s a lovely girl, but she’s got everything I wanted. The detached house in the middle of the country, she has got into the school I have been desperate to go to since yr 7, she has the part I wanted in the school play. And to top it off, she doesn’t know its getting to me, we are moving in a couple of weeks and she's got the really good private school of my dreams and I have a horrid school that has the highest drug and alcahol related crimes in are area.
I'm not alloud to move school or get home scld, that's not an option.
People help!!

[redhed35]

Could you be a little more specific with your question.

Are you looking for advice regarding feelings of jealousy?

[funkypinnaple]

Yh

[redhed35]

Instead of looking at someone else's life,take stock of your own,ask yourself what do you have to be thankful for,make a list.

If your reading this and think,'i have nothing to be thankful for' then make a list of all the things you are going to achieve in your life,a plan.

OK,so the school may not be the best,but its an education,and it is available to you,grab the chance to learn as much as you can.

Only you can change the way you see your life.

No ones life is perfect,not by a long shot,the girl you mention may on the surface seem to have the life you want,but I'm sure she has her own insecurities too.

Change your jealous feelings to one of aspiration,aspire to change your life,set the goals for yourself and aim high.