She feels she is ready for sex but worried what everyone will think of her. Is it okay for a girl to make the first move and take the lead… or does that make her a slag?

He really likes Sophie but is feeling the pressure. He’s sixteen, seeing a fit girl but doesn’t feel ready for sex. Perhaps his mates are right, maybe there’s something wrong with him?

Everyone thinks that she has a thing for Jay because they spend so much time together – but they are just friends. So why does the fact he is seeing Ellie wind her up so much?

Sometimes it’s easier to laugh along and blend in than stand up and be counted.

It is perfectly natural to want to tease and send flirty messages to your partner, especially when you trust them completely and they are as great as Jay.

Has always loved having a best friend that is female – you get to see another point of view. But now they are a bit older it’s getting complicated, everyone assumes they must be at it. But he has a girlfriend and would never do anything to hurt her.

Thinks her parents are too controlling, all she wants is to be treated like a grown up and given her freedom.

Standing up for what you know is right isn’t easy, especially when it’s your mates that are in the wrong.

Worries about her friend Katie, who is desperate to grow up and do things that she isn’t ready for yet. If only she could protect her.

Is big and loud and full of talk and sexist banter, but does he really believe everything he says or is it all part of an act to look like he knows what he is doing?