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b'This week's Youth Questions video is different than what we usually do. While most of our videos provide answers, advice, and input from youth workers, parents, adults, and teenagers, this week I don't have time to pull off a normal video. I'm just way too swamped with trying to get my second book completed and sent off to the publisher and other work. So, instead, I'll share with you all one of the questions that was submitted and ask you guys to answer it instead! Give your best advice, help, and input for this teenager who broke up with his girlfriend but still wants to remain friends with her. How does he do it, even after she calls him names? Is it even possible in the first place? Share your stories with us as a comment or, better yet, as a video response! SUBMIT A VIDEO RESPONSE http://www.youtube.com/video_response_upload?v=uAAvn392x9A THE QUESTION I went out with this girl for a week. I felt like she was just dating me to be able to say she had a boyfriend. So i broke up with her. We were friends, but later she sent me a text message that was meant for someone else. She called me a nub. I want to be friends what do I do? SUBSCRIBE TO OUR WEEKLY VIDEOS! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=youthquestions PREVIOUS RELATED VIDEOS My best friend likes my recent ex-boyfriend - http://youtu.be/cI5rpfBJii8 How should I breakup with my boyfriend or girlfriend? - http://youtu.be/azpKyw4Rf28 Youth Questions posts a new video every Thursday answering real questions from real teens about real life. If you're a teenager, ask your question about whatever you're going through in life using the link below, subscribe, and we'll do our best to answer it in an upcoming video. ASK YOUR QUESTION ANONYMOUSLY http://www.formspring.me/youthquestions SUBMIT A VIDEO QUESTION http://dropbox.yousendit.com/youthquestions LET'S CONNECT! http://www.facebook.com/youthquestions http://twitter.com/godroxtv GET OUR WEEKLY VIDEOS VIA EMAIL http://eepurl.com/dceZA RSS FEED FOR OUR VIDEOS http://feeds.feedburner.com/youthquestionsvids DISCLAIMER We are neither professional counselors nor therapists. We're just people who love teenagers and give information and encouragement based on our experiences and what we've learned from others. This information is given with the understanding that we are not offering professional advice. Since the details of your particular situation are fact dependent, you should additionally seek the services of a competent professional. Music modified and used with permission under the Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" License, by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). VIDEO COPYRIGHT 2011 Life In Student Ministry, LLC.'