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If you’re still living with your parents, how strict are they?
My mother was fairly strict, for one, my school shoes had to be cleaned every day,and she checked it. You were not allowed to open her closet/cupboard and look for something…you were not allowed to touch anything, let alone look at it if it did not belong to you…If you used a anything, you had to puRead more
My mother was fairly strict, for one, my school shoes had to be cleaned every day,and she checked it. You were not allowed to open her closet/cupboard and look for something…you were not allowed to touch anything, let alone look at it if it did not belong to you…If you used a anything, you had to put it back exactly as it were…no lying…when you went out, you had to look the best of all….Sleep in payamas and under wear…wear underwear beneath your clothes.Always dressed in and around the house,closed doors. No masturbation or nudity allowed. We had to make our own beds, and keep our cupboards tidy at all times. No dropping the suitcases in the passage or lounge, but take it to your room— sitting in adult conversation was not allowed, nor interrupting adult conversation.
See lessI understand that thanksgiving is a very important holiday especially for families, but I don’t get comfortable celebrating it anymore. How can I always excuse myself from my family during every thanksgiving?
The best way to handle this is similar to any other event you attend. If you knew you would not be able to attend an event, the proper etiquette would be to RSVP as soon as you know; the same goes for your family. As soon as you know or as soon as you are even considering not going, then you shouldRead more
The best way to handle this is similar to any other event you attend. If you knew you would not be able to attend an event, the proper etiquette would be to RSVP as soon as you know; the same goes for your family. As soon as you know or as soon as you are even considering not going, then you should let your family know. The important thing is to be confident in your decision and in relaying that decision to your family. Your family is always going to want you home to spend time with you, and if they think you are not set in your decision, they will try to make you reconsider. The more confident you are, the easier it will be to tell your family. You don’t want to get caught in a lie. Be resolute in your decision, and let your family members know that it is not them, but it’s time for something new, or you wish to keep your exposure low with COVID-19 numbers on the rise. Coronavirus cases are rising in practically every state, and though there may be ways to commune with your family safely — provided you follow protocols and guidelines from the experts — the most responsible thing to do is to limit travel and stay home. These are simple facts.
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