‘How do I learn to love?’ ‘Dancing for health’ and lots more from Go Ask Alice

Here’s the latest Q & As from Go Ask Alice. Topics covered below include ‘How do I learn to love?’ ‘Dancing for health’ and lots more…

Click on the links below to read more about subjects that interest you. And remember if you find the articles useful feel free to tell your friends or retweet this blog.

My partner feels more strongly about me than I do about him

"True love" — could it be true?

Don't love him anymore?

For love... and citizenship?

How do I learn to love?

To marry or not: What's emotional intelligence got to do with it?
Dancing for health
Skin picking — Do I have a disorder?
Bump on the side of anus: Hemorrhoids or something else?
Heart attack symptoms — Different for men and women?

All Go Ask Alice articles are written by Columba University.

Copyright (C)  2015 Columbia University. All rights reserved.

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Remember, if you have problems or worries you feel you would like to talk about confidentially, contact Cindy Dring, Health Promotion Officer for NUI Galway at 091-492048. Alternatively e-mail her at cindy.dring@nuigalway.ie or just drop in to Aras Ni Eimhigh.

For more on how to look good, feel good and be in charge of your life as a student at NUI Galway check out Student's Services Health Promotion  Students at NUI Galway can also sign up for the free online health and wellness magazine Student Health 101

                                                                                                      

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Get Drunk Sensibly!

Some people are simply not capable of enjoying the ancient Galway pastime of drinking till you vomit. Fortunately, most supermarkets sell tins of chunky vegetable soups that not only look like vomit – thick, with lumps of root veg – but has that unmistakable sweet puke scent. So now it’s easy to pretend you're a hard drinker.  Simply totter about shouting incoherently, then bend over, make barfing noises and discretely whip out your magic soup tin. Pop it open and Hey Splatto there you have yir own genuine pool of chewy, chunky, chunder. There is of course an alternative option. Go clubbing, dance, meet people - all without any alcohol or drugs.  

Funky Seomra is an alcohol and drug free nightclub for body, heart and soul. It is for people of all ages and all backgrounds, in short absolutely everyone is welcome. Funky Seomra’s aim has been to create a festival like atmosphere without alcohol or drugs. The door policy is over 18′s and strictly alcohol and drug free. That’s it.

Reviews:

''Amazing night!! We love it….''  The Irish Times

''Absolutely fantastic, you should definitely try it, you'll love it!!  Des Bishop, RTE 1

"Funky Seomra is changing how its possible to socialize in Ireland''  Today FM

The latest Funky Seomra takes place this Saturday 6th June in with great tunes, organic cafe, massage and shiatsu, chill out space, great visuals, beautiful people and lots of dancing! Funky Seomra use a top class sound system and the new Traktor Kontrol S4 to bring you sweet sounding tunes so you can drop right in and dance  

Age - Over 18s.
Price - €12
- Alcohol and drug free.
VENUE: The Cube, Aras na mac leinn, Distillery Road, NUI Galway.
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/wzkPr
TICKETS: www.dancefree.ie
VOLUNTEERING: info@dancefree.ie

contact: info@dancefree.ie | 086 0546556

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For more on how to look good, feel good and be in charge of your life as a student at NUI Galway check out Student's Services Health Promotion  Students at NUI Galway can also sign up for the free online health and wellness magazine Student Health 101

                                                                                                      

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Man Boobs, Kissing someone with HIV, Looking for a better job and lots more from Go Ask Alice

Here’s the latest Q & As from Go Ask Alice. Topics covered below include Man Boobs, Kissing someone with HIV, Looking for a better job and lots more…

Click on the links below to read more about subjects that interest you. And remember if you find the articles useful feel free to tell your friends or retweet this blog.

I want a better job!
What do I do about my man boobs?
Negative side effects of absinthe?
Orgasm alone, but not with partner
Kissed by someone with HIV — Infected?

Corns between the toes — Ouch!

Wet head: Can going out with one make you sick?

Head pain when I bend over

Concussions

What causes bunions?

All Go Ask Alice articles are written by Columba University.

Copyright (C)  2015 Columbia University. All rights reserved.

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Remember, if you have problems or worries you feel you would like to talk about confidentially, contact Cindy Dring, Health Promotion Officer for NUI Galway at 091-492048. Alternatively e-mail her at cindy.dring@nuigalway.ie or just drop in to Aras Ni Eimhigh.

For more on how to look good, feel good and be in charge of your life as a student at NUI Galway check out Student's Services Health Promotion  Students at NUI Galway can also sign up for the free online health and wellness magazine Student Health 101

                                                                                                      

Keep up to date by following this blog on twitter and Facebook