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From DM I am 23yrs and a graduate, yet to serve and dating a man in his early 30's, we dated for 5yrs. I am scared of marriage & I cannot discuss it with my husband-to-be because he has made his intentions known to my parents. I want to have my own money before setting down. How do I go about it? |
juola:Quit the relationship ASAP. Killing the feeling by deleting every memorable times and pictures of you because if you eventually enter it game over |
What advice would you give a person who is convinced to commit suicide? Need Help? Contact a suicide hotline if you need someone to talk to. If you have a friend in need of help, please encourage that person to contact a suicide hotline as well. Worldwide In general, if you're outside the US, numbers for your country are here: Help a friend - Befrienders Worldwide. You can also e-mail jo@samaritans.org to talk to someone or visit samaritans.org to speak with someone. United States Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Para español, llame al 1-888-628-9454. What are the best things to say that will convince someone against suicide? Hey there, before I continue, I want you to know that my DM’s are always open, and I am always available to talk (EVERYBODY READ ALL OF THIS) Honestly, I don’t know what you should say, but I will tell you what I would say Honey, please don’t do this. I know that right now things are 100% wrong, broken, and incorrect. You may feel weak, small, lonely, I get it Listen, you might be thinking about ending everything tonight. You might even be writing your note already. If you’re writing your note, write it. Write it and then read it as your mom. Write it and read it as your bestfriend. Write it and r What can you tell a suicidal person to make them want to live again? A person who has become suicidal is a person who has typically grown beyond the influence of words, and can only be significantly affected by actions. And even then, there are no guarantees. But if words are all that can be given to them, I would suggest you start by telling them you love them, and have their back. And holy shit whatever you do, make absolutely sure that you mean what you say. Let them know that they really really do have at least one person in the world who loves them. And then demonstrate this to them, by convincing them to allow you to take them to see a professional… someone who has had success with treating suicidal people. Check their credentials. Make sure that every word you speak to them is absolutely sincere, and genuinely meant on your part. And follow it up by convincing them that they are worth getting help. And then, you’ll have a shot at making them want to live again. There are very, very few things in life that you might do that will be as important as this. It is a worthy goal, and not without risk. But saving a life is just about the most rewarding thing a compassionate person could do. Hope you are successful. |
We don't have enough specifics about the individual to make a determination, but as a rule it is not always a negative. There is nothing wrong with living with your parents at that age but it is utterly wrong if such a one has still not figured out his priorities at that point in life. There's nothing inherently wrong with an adult living in a multigenerational home with family. The British royals do it, albeit in grander residences than most. I have a relative who married a man from a wealthy family in Morroco. His main family home on an estate has “apartments” within the large structure such that the children could have their own separate apartments while growing up yet technically be living with their parents and dining together at times in a family dining room. In Hawai’i, it is pretty common. Houses are often built with a full flat or suite on ground level perhaps with a separate entrance for older relatives or an adult couple. There may be one or two stories above it depending on the layout. One of my nephews who lives there went away for college then moved back home to finish. He's working and contributing as an adult now who isn't wasting money by cramming into a tiny, expensive shared flat somewhere simply to say he doesn't live with his parents. When he is ready to buy something, he will have a solid down payment. When his parents travel, they don't have to worry about housesitters or kenneling the dogs unless all of the family is going somewhere at once. There are more hands to help with cleaning and preparing all of the meals and parties that include extended family and friends too. Are there some people whose living situation might raise a red flag? Yes. However, there are likely to be numerous other signs if the person is incapable of successfully living an adult life independently. |
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ytdivine:Thank you for your response. However, where do I come in here because I have a company and we can supply what is needed or ven auxillary services. |
● 6 things you should never tell everyone ● I have come to realize that some of the problems we are facing in life all started from, sharing too much information with others, which came back to hurt us. If you want to live a fulfilled life, here are six things I think, you should never tell people: ● Your deepest fears and insecurities: These are private matters that should only be shared with someone you trust completely. Telling others can leave you feeling vulnerable and exposed. ● Your financial situation: Money can be a touchy subject, and discussing your finances with others can lead to jealousy, judgment, and unwanted advice. ● Your romantic problems: While it's important to have a support system, airing your romantic problems to everyone can lead to unwanted opinions and gossip. ● Your personal goals: Keep your personal goals to yourself until you have achieved them. Sharing them prematurely can lead to discouragement and criticism. ●Your negative opinions about others: Speaking negatively about others only reflects poorly on yourself. Instead, focus on positivity and building others up. ● Your past mistakes and regrets: Your past mistakes do not define you, and sharing them can lead to unnecessary shame and judgment. Focus on learning from them and moving forward. Remember, that Trust is a precious gift that should be given with caution, and not everyone deserves access to the sacred spaces of our hearts and minds. To live a fulfilled life, we must learn to discern those who are worthy of our trust, from those who only seek to betray it. |
How do we make money in the supply chain? ytdivine: |
mywells:What do you mean by this? |
Alaga2222:Are you sure? Google companies in your area and send cold email |
AImiron:Please 🙏 don't quote me again since you cannot be civil |
AImiron:33 years ago, Napoli won the league, AC Milan won the UCL Napoli has won the League, history has a way of repeating itself. |
simfrost90210:Even the PSG coach they signed cannot change anything. Imagine sacking Lampard and bringing him back I don't get it |
simfrost90210:Chelsea are not a top 4 contender, they belong to the second half of the table. |
simfrost90210:I don't think he learnt well, he was quick to move. The global standard is stay with a coach for 4 years, you understand the nitty-gritty of his game and player management. In my opinion, Arsenal would have a very busy season because they are in Europe and you need players to execute these matches if at all you want to challenge for the title. Team fatigue was wanted affected them when they dropped out of all domestic competition. Pep third choice player are as good as the second choice player. Yenchvko was a third choice player before moving bad, sme with ihenacho (senior man) |
simfrost90210:Tottenham are currently struggling because if the money they borrowed to build their stadium and so may not be able to get certain players. However, I think 🤔 they have problem from the top to bottom. |
simfrost90210:What's the way forward for your team? I wish arsenal could get Anceloti. Qualified Napoli to Europa Made Everton to challenge for top 4. In my own opinion, Arsenal problem is both coach and players in key areas. |
Illegal1:Google CyberVilla and thank me later. |
simfrost90210:it cannot work in Arsenal because they are too stingy, Wenger has always said it, the board is the problem and not coaching crew. Imagine a Jose Mourinho in charge of Arsenal ![]() |
Pep wetin you dey shout for, just 11 mins Chelsea conceded a goal. |
simfrost90210:Arsenal cannot try this not even Man U. Newcastle is about to be like Man city |
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