"Kids bug me because I'm different" "I don't think I'm good enough" "I want to look like the models in the fashion magazines" "I wish I had a girlfriend!" "I need a boyfriend!" "How can you tell if someone likes you?" "How do you know when you're ready for sex?" "My friends are into things I know are wrong" "My parents read my email!" "Why don't my parents trust me?" "I shot off my mouth to a teacher" "My boss insults me!" Do you have problems like these? If you're like most teens, the answer is probably yes. Guess what: You can have healthier, happier relationships with all the people in your life -- including yourself. This book tells you how. Author Annie Fox created Talk City's The InSite, an award-winning Web site for teens and young adults. As "Terra" (her online name), Annie invites young people to share their questions and concerns about relationships. This book brings "Terra" out of cyberspace and onto the printed page. Based on hundreds of emails Annie has received, it deals with things that matter to you. Like: -- Your feelings, looks, and decisions -- boyfriends and girlfriends -- sex and sexuality -- how to make a relationship work (and what to do when it doesn't) -- finding and keeping real friends -- handling problems with siblings and parents -- dealing with other authority figures (teachers, employers, coaches) -- and more PLUS over 100 "Hey Terra!" letters let you in on conversations between Annie and visitors to The InSite. So check it out. Read the letters. Try some of the ideas. And see for yourself why "Terra" is the person teens turn to when they need someone to listen.