Would you let your partner or your friends go through your phone?
No, I wouldn't. I have friends who confide in me about private, personal matters to them because I am respectable and don't share other's information like that. I prefer to keep that trust. Many of my friends are mutual, therefore don't need to see. A partner is not entitled to just because they are a partner.
Mom wont let me go to the mall alone with my friend?
I'm almost 18 and my mom still wont let me go to the mall alone. I won't even be alone, I'll be with a friend. When I was 11, she downloaded a tracker on my phone so she'll know where I'm at at all times. But even with the tracker, she still won't let me go. Isnt that good enough for her? I even told her I'll check in every 30 minutes. I won't be gone for long. Only for about 2-3 hours. I'll call her immediately when we're done. What do I do? I can't deal with her anymore. I just want to spend time with my friend without my mom around.
Can my friends use my cedar point season pass?
Whats up everyone? Im looking to buy 2 platinum passes this year which allow me to go to numerous places all summer long. What I want to know is if I buy them and some friends of mine want to go on a day Im not going, would it be safe to let them use my passes? Is it something that could terminate my pass or maybe not let them in? Anybody know? Thanks for the help.
How long should you let it go on trying to keep in touch with a friend that always breaks plans?
There is no set plan as to how long you should continue to give people a chance. How long is a piece of string?What you need to do is to evaluate the situation you are in. Look at this ‘friendship’ from a realistic and practical point of view leaving the emotions to one side for the moment.Ask yourself - how long have you been friends with this person? What have they brought to this friendship? Think of the good times you have had with them and balance this with the disappointments.Have you tried talking this out with them? Have you ascertained the reason for the broken appointments? Do you feel there are valid reasons behind this or just frivolous excuses? Then I guess the emotion part of the friendship can be brought into the equation. If they have valid reasons most of the time for breaking your plans, then I guess it is fair to give them the benefit of the doubt. If you feel they are just using silly excuses, then you have to ask yourself why would they do that to you - what is in this friendship for you if the other side appear uncaring and nonchalant?Then you must talk it over with them - tell your friend how their behaviour is making you feel, and you are getting to the point when you are not valuing the relationship any more. And then depending on the result of their reply you either give them a further chance - may be even put a time limit on your future relationship to see if they are going to change their ways - or for your own peace of mind you just - walk away.
Would you let your married wife go on a cruise with her two friends that have other intentions of flirting.?
Here's what you should do, tell your wife that it's okay with you if she goes on the cruise with her flirtatious females, but that since you are not invited, and so you won't feel left out or jealous, you're going to go on another cruise for singles by yourself. See what happens. I'll bet she'll decide not to go without you.
When is it time to let go of your friend who has a severe mental illness?
If you are getting hurt by them, physically or emotionally, it's okay to step away for your own health. If they are not seeking help in a situation where they cannot manage it, or they they continuously refuse yours you can, again, feel free to step away. If you begin to resent or hate them, and think you might hurt them, step away.You’re friends with them because you love something about them. It’s a sign of a good friend and a healthy relationship no only enjoy good with a person, but to also help someone through the bad. If anything compromises either of your abilities to do this and keep as healthy as possible, than a less intimate relationship, a more polite distance, or complete removal of contact is probably for the best.Think it over, talk to your friend about what you can both do to improve your relationship if it is strained, and use your judgement to decide which course of action you need to take.