Should Amber be so concerned about Maddy that she pushes for a conversation about Saturday night, or should she leave it alone?

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Nicki is going to DeWitt's party with Nick, but hopes to meet TJ there. Each thinks she likes him best. Is she wrong to enjoy and promote the ambiguity?

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The piece, Gone, by Maddy and Frisco, provoked a lot of anxiety, using piles of clothing, "chalk" outlines of bodies and now, crime scene tape around the classrooms and study spaces of the school Should they have been suspended?

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Nicki regularly performs superficiality. Does that mean she "is" superficial?

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Nicki is going to DeWitt's party with Nick, but hopes to meet TJ there. Each thinks she likes him best. Is she wrong to enjoy and promote the ambiguity?

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Should Amber blog about the stuff that's important to her even if (assuming she's honest) it might hurt the feelings of her friends?

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Should Amber blog about the stuff that's important to her even if (assuming she's honest) it might hurt the feelings of her friends?

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It's okay that Nick and TJ each think Nicki likes him best. She is enjoying the ambiguity. Is she wrong not to be clear and honest?

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Nick likes Nicki. TJ likes Nicki. She wants them both to like her. Each one thinks she likes himi best. Should she be honest with them? Or keep it ambiguous?

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Nick thinks Nicki likes him best. TJ thinks she likes him best. Does she have to choose?

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Nicki plays at superficiality as a kind of identity game, but she is not therefore superficial, right?

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Should Amber be so concerned about Maddy that she pushes for a conversation about Saturday night, or should she leave it alone?

Nicki is going to DeWitt's party with Nick, but hopes to meet TJ there. Each thinks she likes him best. Is she wrong to enjoy and promote the ambiguity?

The piece, Gone, by Maddy and Frisco, provoked a lot of anxiety, using piles of clothing, "chalk" outlines of bodies and now, crime scene tape around the classrooms and study spaces of the school Should they have been suspended?

Nicki regularly performs superficiality. Does that mean she "is" superficial?

Nicki is going to DeWitt's party with Nick, but hopes to meet TJ there. Each thinks she likes him best. Is she wrong to enjoy and promote the ambiguity?

Should Amber blog about the stuff that's important to her even if (assuming she's honest) it might hurt the feelings of her friends?

Should Amber blog about the stuff that's important to her even if (assuming she's honest) it might hurt the feelings of her friends?

It's okay that Nick and TJ each think Nicki likes him best. She is enjoying the ambiguity. Is she wrong not to be clear and honest?

Nick likes Nicki. TJ likes Nicki. She wants them both to like her. Each one thinks she likes himi best. Should she be honest with them? Or keep it ambiguous?

Nick thinks Nicki likes him best. TJ thinks she likes him best. Does she have to choose?

Nicki plays at superficiality as a kind of identity game, but she is not therefore superficial, right?

Face: online live & immediat theatr 4 teens n a wirelss wrld

How far will you go to make somebody else feel bad?

Face live performances should always include some spoken word, music or dance.

Should Amber be so concerned about Maddy that she pushes for a conversation about Saturday night, or should she leave it alone?

Nicki is going to DeWitt's party with Nick, but hopes to meet TJ there. Each thinks she likes him best. Is she wrong to enjoy and promote the ambiguity?

The piece, Gone, by Maddy and Frisco, provoked a lot of anxiety, using piles of clothing, "chalk" outlines of bodies and now, crime scene tape around the classrooms and study spaces of the school Should they have been suspended?

Nicki regularly performs superficiality. Does that mean she "is" superficial?

Nicki is going to DeWitt's party with Nick, but hopes to meet TJ there. Each thinks she likes him best. Is she wrong to enjoy and promote the ambiguity?

Should Amber blog about the stuff that's important to her even if (assuming she's honest) it might hurt the feelings of her friends?

Should Amber blog about the stuff that's important to her even if (assuming she's honest) it might hurt the feelings of her friends?

It's okay that Nick and TJ each think Nicki likes him best. She is enjoying the ambiguity. Is she wrong not to be clear and honest?

Nick likes Nicki. TJ likes Nicki. She wants them both to like her. Each one thinks she likes himi best. Should she be honest with them? Or keep it ambiguous?

Nick thinks Nicki likes him best. TJ thinks she likes him best. Does she have to choose?

Nicki plays at superficiality as a kind of identity game, but she is not therefore superficial, right?

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