Q&A for How to Prove Yourself a Good Person

First, show the teachers that you know how to balance school, home, and outside activities. Second, stay away from the things like drugs, unsavory crowds etc. Third, keep your grades up. Finally, go the extra mile -- If your grade, for example is a B+, ask for extra credit and that can help you bring it up and show the teacher that you're serious about school.

Jealousy is a natural feeling everybody gets once in a while. If you feel jealous, remind yourself that your life is great too, then work on the parts you'd like to improve.

You may not be able to. Simply speaking the truth about what happened is sometimes all you can do. Most times, the truth eventually does come to light, so patience and a humble willingness to be judged and misunderstood is sometimes necessary. Pray for God to give you the grace to handle it while you wait.

Try not to get angry. If you do, take deep breaths and calm down as soon as possible. Try to understand the situation from another person's perspective.

Think about what you're going to say beforehand so that you speak clearly and confidently. This will avoid a lot of misunderstandings. But if they still won't listen to you, find other people who are willing to listen to what you have to say and respect your opinion.

Focus on what they are saying without distractions and understand why it is important to listen to them. Your parents are probably wise and can teach you a lot if you listen!

There are many ways you can make people happy without being an extrovert. Write letters, be kind and practice small acts of kindness each day.

Don't tell them you are a good person. You will need to show them with friendly and kind gestures.

Stand up for yourself and confront the people who are spreading rumors. Tell them to stop talking about you. If someone asks you about the rumor, just say it isn't true. If this doesn't work, talk to an adult, like a teacher or a parent about what's going on.

I'm the same way. Try branching out a little bit and talking to a few new people. Maybe you could challenge yourself to have a conversation with one person you don't know well every day. You could also sign up for extracurricular activities and/or sports to put yourself out there more.

Ignore them and find new friends.

Many females in the dating category probably have been through many other relationships before you. Obviously they didn't work or she wouldn't be talking to you. She probably went through many non trusting, cheating and or bad guys so if she has built a wall to protect herself it's your job to break it down.

First of all, you can't "cheat" on a friend. Cheating implies a romantic relationship. If you think your friend is lying to you, talk to her. Tell her your feelings. If you can't work it out, you may need to look for new friends.

You might have just fallen out of friendship with each other, but if you start talking to him more you'll reach that point again.