Robert Wallace, Creators Journalist Profile

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My Mom Always Gives Me

1 week ago | creators.com | Robert Wallace

DR. WALLACE: I'm a teenage girl whose mother is way too strict! There are many things I want to do and places I want to go, and she says "no" to just about everything I request to do.
My Little Bro Ruined Everything for Me!, by Dr. Robert Wallace

1 week ago | creators.com | Robert Wallace

DR. WALLACE: I'm a girl who's 17 and has an 11-year-old brother, and I do some regular babysitting for a family down the street, and it's been a great opportunity for me. I make good money and generally work one or two nights a week for this particular family. I also have a few other babysitting jobs, but this family I've mentioned is my primary source of income.
My GPA Is Not Correct!, by Dr. Robert Wallace

1 week ago | creators.com | Robert Wallace

DR. WALLACE: Our high school has an online portal that shows all student grades, our yearly and cumulative grade point averages (GPA) and other statistics. These statistics are password protected, meaning that only the family or authorized individuals can see any particular student's grades. I just finished my junior year and I was reviewing my GPA. I looked at the last school year and my cumulative GPA during my three years of high school.
He's a Guy of Very Few Words, by Dr. Robert Wallace

1 week ago | creators.com | Robert Wallace

DR. WALLACE: I'm 17 and met a guy my age through mutual friends this summer, who I liked even though he was very quiet. The first few times I met him in a group setting, but then on the third time, I asked him out on a date. He accepted, but he remained a guy of very few words. The more I'm around him, the more I like him. He seems very calm and stable, and he has a good personality underneath his obvious shyness. What can I do to get him to open up to me and say a little bit more?
This Tragedy Put Her Into a Silent Shell, by Dr. Robert Wallace

2 weeks ago | creators.com | Robert Wallace

DR. WALLACE: I'm a college student, and my best girlfriend let me know she was pregnant several months ago. She and her steady boyfriend decided within a few months after that to get married, and they made an announcement about their engagement. They were planning an October wedding ahead of the baby's due date, but sadly a few weeks ago her fiance passed away in an automobile accident. Of course, I feel sick to my stomach about everything, and she has become tremendously withdrawn.
My Friends Are Ruthlessly Teasing Me, by Dr. Robert Wallace

2 weeks ago | creators.com | Robert Wallace

DR. WALLACE: I am a 22-year-old female, have completed three years of college and am doing quite well pursuing my chosen degree. I'll be able to finish my degree either within one year or one and a half more years at my present university.
I Want to Move in With My Father, by Dr. Robert Wallace

2 weeks ago | creators.com | Robert Wallace

DR. WALLACE: My mother and father got divorced three years ago, and I'm the oldest of three children. I'm almost 16 and my younger brother and sister are only 10 and 8 years old. My mom and I constantly have been arguing with each other over the past two years, and it's become very difficult for each of us to deal with the other person. I do get to spend time with my father regularly, and he and I even have a one-on-one, three-day vacation planned in two weeks.
People Always Say the Same Thing About Him, by Dr. Robert Wallace

2 weeks ago | creators.com | Robert Wallace

DR. WALLACE: At the end of the past school year, a particular boy transferred into our high school from another state. He sat next to me in a couple of classes, and before long we talked to each other. Eventually, we went out for lunch a couple of times and soon thereafter began dating each other. He's a great guy, I really enjoy him and he knows how to treat a lady. He's warm, funny and very considerate.
It's Not Fair to Change My School!, by Dr. Robert Wallace

2 weeks ago | creators.com | Robert Wallace

DR. WALLACE: My older brother was suspended from school twice during this previous school year, and he has been in a lot of trouble at school for various reasons. I'm his younger sister, and we have both been attending the same public high school. My parents are now talking about enrolling my brother in a private high school on the other side of our town. They told me they were thinking it would be a good idea if we both transferred to the same school.
My Father Thinks This Is No Big Deal!, by Dr. Robert Wallace

2 weeks ago | creators.com | Robert Wallace

DR. WALLACE: We live on a farm, and I'm a 17-year-old girl. My younger brother is 16 and he works on the farm with my dad and my uncle. My dad doesn't smoke, but my uncle smokes two packs a day! Recently, I saw my younger brother smoking a cigarette on the farm, and my dad didn't seem to be doing anything about it. When I asked my father later why he was letting my younger brother smoke, he simply said, "He'll grow out of it, he just wants to see what it's like.