Have you had sex with a relative?
Yep. I had sex with a cousin when I was around 36. We had always been attracted to each other, and it just happened one time. It was mutual in the way it happened. We both seemed to enjoy it, or she should of got an Academy Award for her performance. I think we were both felt a little bit weird about it the next morning, but we've remained friends since that incident.
What happens when relatives have sex.?
It's called incest. And you can have retarded children.
What happens to the hospital bill if a patient dies and has no relatives?
It depends. Most patients have insurance of some kind—private, Medicaid, Medicare—that will cover the bill. If the patient has no insurance, it’s not unusual for them not to have any assets, so the bill will be written off.
I don't have any friends and my relatives also don't like me. Is something wrong with me?
It's evasive and cannot be answered unless one knows you by person, and even then there wouldn't be a final verdict because there is always something or the other wrong with every person. It need not be just you. It could also be a person with lots of friends and whose relatives dot on. Even he has something wrong to be pointed at. Nobody is perfect. It is best to accept that. If that is put aside, apart from the obvious social skills, it could be that you also lack a strong personality which doesn't leave an impact on people you spend your time with. By a strong personality, I mean that positive aura that attracts people to flock to you as bees to flowers. A fully blossomed flower doesn't get as many bees as some other flowers which aren't to that level. It isn't the fault of the flower, but that it doesn't cater to the interest of the bee! The same stands true to us, humans. What you cater to is what you attract.You might be spending your time with the wrong people and that is where you are going wrong. A person with rich knowledge in movies has a fun time when the opposite person either lends a patient ear or is equivalently a pro at it. Look for an interest you can connect with. A memory you can relate to. An experience you can share together. These are what gain you friends and positivity in your relatives circle.Present your thoughts in a diplomatic way such that even if you are speaking against their opinion, it doesn't offend them. Put ourself out in open, inviting them to embrace you. Every wrong can be rightened with a magic formula, which I name it as smile.Have a genuine smile on your face whenever you meet somebody, and pair it up with a kind word, it will do the trick and you can thank me later.
What happens to your life when you have no family?
You have a childhood family that you grow up with. And you have an adult family that you choose. Rarely are the two families the same. You are very blessed if they are! The adult family consists of people who are in your life for you, and you have their back just as hard. If you get some blood relatives in there then even better, because they know where you came from! But part of growing up is creating that family/tribe for yourself. People who will not betray you but will get in your face when you need it...and who will never ever leave you no matter what you pull. Unconditional. If you don't have anyone, then you need to start giving your time to someone and stop wasting daylight. Make your life meaningful. I'm happy to give ideas if you need some, but start volunteering with things you care about. Right away. Your family will grow from there - finding giving people. All the best to you! ps. there is a Quora family of sorts if you follow and read posts frequently. There are also many many Facebook groups if you flip through the names you can join some and get to know real people who will support and help you day or night. Search for the FB group that sends cards and supplies to active military. Volunteer at a nursing home to eat with someone who has no visitors or take them out for a good walk/ride. You will have an instant family there to those poor, lonely souls who lived their whole lives working and loving and helping people only to end up completely alone shut off in a room with no one to talk to or even share a meal with. Share your time, and you will find your family.
What happens to the debt of a homeless orphan who has no other relatives, died?
What happens to the debt of a homeless orphan who has no other relatives, died?What do you think happens to anybodies debt when they die?Any debt must be paid from his/her “estate” - if they haven’t got enough money than the people who were owed the debt are out of luckThey can’t go to the persons relatives and get if from them
If you die without children, what happens to your debt?
Many people worry about what will happen to their debts after they die. Often they are concerned that their family members will be responsible for paying off the debt.It is the responsibility of the executor of an estate to collect the assets of an estate and distribute them, firstly to the liabilities of the estate, and then to the beneficiaries.What happens to your debts depends on whether:there are any assets (money or property) in your estatethe debts are secured or unsecuredthe debts are only in your name, or in joint names with someone elsesomeone has guaranteed the debts.Paying off debts When a person dies, any outstanding debts are paid off by any money or property left behind (their estate). The executor divides up the estate and gives the assets to the bene ciaries.• If there is enough cash in the estate, the executor pays off the debts owed to those creditors using that cash.• If there is not enough cash in the estate, the executor will sell property and use the money from the sale to pay the debts.• If there is not enough money in the estate after all the assets are sold, the debts may not need to be paid.
Have you ever felt any feelings for a close relative and what happened?
Yes, I did felt something for someone. This someone turned out to be my friends brother who is just 4. This is him,bablu:This lad has always been lovable. I haven't met him much but everytime I did, I had an amalgam of emotions which I I couldn't explain. This kid wasn't usual, he was born with some serious heart issues but still we all had a hope that he would be healthy enough. It was a couple of month back when his parents decided to take him to India for further treatment. He was provided with cardiological sessions and had improvement as well but he was on ventilator since past 1 months. He was barely able to eat anything and we got to know he had issues with his intestine and lungs. He was under diagnosis for months. He had a kidney failure and he passed way yesterday night. I came to know about it as soon as it happened and it still cripples my mind thinking that he was just 4,had so much to face. I felt that he would not be with us for quite long everytime I met him and still feel terrible about me feeling that. He was a lovely kid, naive enough to make you cry but he isn't with us and I pray wherever he is, he is safe and will never be going through this agony again.
What happens to the body if you can't afford a funeral?
In the US, that will usually fall to the county - at least in the places I know.Often, that is a cremation without ceremony; in some places it is a burial without ceremony.If there is any surviving family or friends, they might get together for a memorial service or memorial celebration on their own, at home, at their place of worship, or at a number of civic locations in town, often at no cost.But like most things in which the government is involved, particularly as a payer, there are guidelines and/or conditions/restrictions involved. But County government assistance is the place to start. Do this BEFORE obtaining any sort of services whatsoever from a funeral home -that can be one of those conditions they impose. I have seen the county decline a request, because the family had already told a funeral home to remove the body from the hospital.Their regulations said “Nope! You have already contracted with someone, by the act of asking them to pick up the body. Therefore, we know that there is money, but the family would rather not spend it. We will not get involved.”