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Most of us have dealt with a broken heart. And if you haven’t yet, the sad truth is that you’ll probably be a card carrying member of the Heart Break Club soon enough. But before you curl into a corner or watch that sappy rom com again, check out Meg’s 5 tips on how to deal with a broken heart. They’ll make you feel a lot better than the plot of any Katherine Heigl movie. Guaranteed.

Have you had a broken heart? how do you help a friend when her heart is broken? Tell us everything in the comments!

Can’t Get Over Him? Here’s Solid Help That Works!

One of the hardest parts of friendship is knowing when to step in when a friend’s in trouble, especially when that problem is an eating disorder. You can’t always tell when a friend is suffering from an eating disorder, so knowing when to intervene is tough and tricky. Meg’s here to help with 5 ways to deal when you have a friend who could need your help when it comes to eating issues.

Do You Hate YOUR Body? Here’s How To Deal

Every gotten a racing heart or sweaty palms when you’re two minutes away from curfew and five miles from home? Dealt with feelings of isolation when it’s Saturday night, you’re home, and the rest of the world is out having fun? Felt bouts of sudden rage when forced to play Monopoly with your lame kid brother instead of going to the movies with friends? Well, then you could be suffering from SPS, or strict parent syndrome and Meg’s got just the remedy. Here are five ways to deal with strict parents that can help you in a major way.

Do you have strict parents? Tell us some of their super strict rules in the comments!

Need More Advice On Dealing With A Pushy Parent?

We all read the tabloids and pay attention to celebrity breakups, baby bumps, and fashion disasters. But, when the rumors and gossip hit a little closer to home—like when you hear gossip about you—it can feel pretty crappy. It’s a tough situation to tackle, especially if you want to avoid any more drama. Meg’s here to help though. So, tune in and check out her great advice for handling the rumor mill.

Have you ever had to deal with gossip about you? What did you do about it? Tell us in the comments!

Got The Body Image Blues? Here’s Help.

Ever felt a little bummed about your body? Um, yeah, we’ve ALL been there. The body image blues are a very real and very tough part of being a girl. And probably of being a boy. Maybe even of being an alien. But, we’re talking about girls here. Meg is here with 5 amazingly helpful ways to focus on what your body can do, instead of what it looks like. With Meg’s advice, you’re going to feel a whole lot better about the skin you’re in.

Do you have issues with your body image? Tell me all about how you deal in the comments.

Feeling A Bit Jealous Of A Friend? Here’s How To Deal.

We’ve all had embarrassing encounters of the parental kind. But this week, Meg isn’t talking about your average embarrassing mom moment. She’s dealing with a much more serious issue—how to deal with a parent who drinks too much. And with one in four kids living with a person who has an alcohol problem, chances are that you or someone you care about is dealing with an alcoholic parent. Meg’s here to help you cope. Trust us, you are so not alone in this!

Having Other Issues With Mom? Here’s How To Deal!

Do you have a friend who’s got it all and you’re feeling, well, down in the dumps about what you have going on? You want to be happy for her, but it’s tough when jealousy rears its ugly little head. It can feel pretty icky to want what your BFF has, and even worse when you feel like a bad friend about it. Well, don’t sweat it. Meg is here to tell you that everyone goes through this and you’re not a bad friend. Best of all, she tells you how to deal. Using the example of college acceptance letters, Meg outlines 5 easy ways to be a good friend and make yourself feel better.

Have you ever been a little jealous of a friend or wished you were in her shoes? Tell us all about it in the comments!

Is Your Mom Driving You Crazy? Here’s How To Deal

Moms. The love! The affection! The support! Moms can be the greatest! But, there’s also the nagging. The smothering. And the PUSHINESS. Moms can be tough too. Don’t sweat it, though. Meg’s here to help you deal with your pushy mom. Moms can push when it comes to school, how you dress, and even who you like. No matter what the pressure’s on, Meg’s advice will help you deal. From figuring out when’s the best time to talk to your mom to what exactly you’re going to say to her, Meg will guide you every step of the way.

Do you have a pushy mom? Does she try to get you to do things you’re not into? Tell us about it in the comments!

How To Deal With A BFF Fight? Meg Can Help!

Money. What happens when your friends have it, you don’t, and it’s starting to cause problems? Dollar drama, that’s what! Or maybe not. Meg Haston has some stellar advice on how to deal with counting your pennies when your buds are rolling in it. From talking it out to planning budget-friendly gatherings, you’ll learn that a small wallet doesn’t have to mean a small social circle. Money problems do not have to shape your world, girl!

Have you ever had money problems or felt a lot more broke than your friends? Tell us all about it and how you dealt in the comments!

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