Find a protected place in the shade when the breezes are low. I feel it needs to be outside to really do its thing, unless you have a greenhouse. I'd pinch the top out so it isn't so tall, so the wind doesn't catch it so much. Give it an additional hour of light each day. Maybe by the 4th or 5th day start giving it some sun. In 10 days or so it should be ready to plant out. Maybe protect it in a tomato cage circled with clear plastic to help it get hardened off without the wind damaging it.

thanks for the info jam :). well i put it outside yesterday under the shade and it seems to be doing fine, i think i will leave it there fora couple more days then move it to a sunny area, by they way where can i get tomatoe cages from, iam new at this sorry. would walmart be the place to be?

Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's-- any hardware or plant dept. should have them.

How about the local hardware store?