Am I doing the right thing?
Salt was the culprit in this case. Salt makes your body retain water which is why you are puffed up and constipated. As for the Diurex pill if you took one nothing should have happened, if you took 2 or more then it also might have made you constipated. Right away start drinking water, but do it slow- drink it through a straw in small sips so you don't overdo it...water is the best in these situations when there are no meds around. Also try having some veggies like Broccoli (if you have any) and maybe beans or re-fried beans...also if you are up to it do some physical activity....go for a walk, jog, do some situps anything to get your body moving and your constipation should go away. In the future avoid a huge salt intake (chips and popcorn are 2 main culprits) if you must have only a little amount, and if you have had alot of salt drink plenty of fresh water afterand take some prunes or prune juice.When it comes to prunes though they are tricky...have about 5....taking to little will make you gassy and to much will make you stuck on the toilet for a long time. Hope you feel better
Am I doing the right thing?
Your dad's opnions and your opinions are different ( but i think you already know that) . Yes, you are doing the right thing because I don't see why your dad gets to control who you can and can't love. If you love this guy, that's great! Don't let your dad get in the way of that because pretty soon he's going to realise that there's nothing he can do!
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I suffer from serious breathing problems 24/7 through my nose. It's whistling and it collapses when I inhale. To "repair it" the doctor says that he will have to make my pretty nose FATTER and cut up cartilage from my ear so that I can breathe better. Should I just keep my whistling nose that I can't breathe through
Am I doing the right thing ignoring her?
So there is this girl we text each other a fair amount, about 5 times a week for about 4 hours at a time, I am always the one who texts her first though. I like her and I told her this last November, she said she couldn't see herself being with anyone at the moment and that she wasn't sure she liked me back. I thought I'd give her time. We are actually currently in different towns because I'm away at school but I seen her over christmas and she is suppose to be visiting where I'm to in February because she has a fair amount of friends here. I'm starting to feel as if she isn't going to come around and that she just is never ever going to be interested in me. Someone suggested to me to just ignore her completely to help get over her. It had been 5 days and yesterday she texted and said "hey sup?" I ignored her. She sent me a message on msn that said "hey?", I ignored her. A few hours later she sent me another text that said " hey haven't heard for you in awhile, texted you got no reply, sent a msn message got no reply, is everything ok?", I once again ignored her. My question is that do you think I'm doing the right thing is ignoring her? Think that maybe she actually likes me now and that is why she is texting me? What should I do?
Am I doing the right thing for the girl I like?
Well, are you doing cause it's the right thing to do and because you want to help her in any way possible or are you just trying to impress her for the prospect of a future girlfriend?
Am I doing the right thing?-Abortion no Abortion?
I would have an abortion. You have worked hard to make a home for your two children, but a third might be too much for you to handle. An abortion would not be selfish. You would be making a responsible decision based on what is best for you and your two children. Do not believe the Answerers who warn you of psychological effects (“guilt and regret," etc.). Most women do not have bad psychological effects from abortion. I think if you make a well-thought out decision, you will not regret it. See the section “Is having an abortion emotionally and psychologically dangerous?” in this page: http://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-... I have to wonder about this man -- he wants you to keep this child, threatens to leave if you abort it, but doesn't have money to support it (let alone marry you)? What gives him the right to have a child, if he can't afford to support it? (Maybe later when he is more established career-wise.) Moving in with you would not be good -- if the relationship did not last, it would be confusing to your children to have men moving in and moving out. BTW, you said you were on birth control. If you were using condoms, look into something else. Other methods are more effective.
I dump my cheating bf, am i doing the right thing?
I've lived with my ex for a year in NYC n we moved to SF cause i got a job there, after five months i had to go back to NYC cause of family reason n he have to stayed in SF cause he already got a job there, he couldn't moved back to NYC with me. But we decided to do ldr. After like a month, i went back to SF to celebrate his Bday and found out (i read his texts) that he's been involved with several other woman. I dump him but i couldn't let him go, i want to remind friends cause i still wanna cling to the hope that we could be together again someday. When I'm bout to go back home, i found out that he slept with someone the night when i was there. it hurts me so bad. i decided to cut him out of my life for good, i dont want to deal with his lies, deception, manipulation anymore. i suffer enough. I still miss him and think about him sometimes. it still hurts and make me sad everytime i think bout it. Am i doing the right thing here?
Is doing the right thing always a good thing?
No it’s not, but that is because you are constrained by a set of rules that you find to be ethical and moral when you do the ‘right thing’.Other people around you that are not doing the ‘right thing’ are not restricted by such ethics and will in these circumstances always win in the short term. That’s because they see the chance to do the wrong thing as a type of gamble and if it’s worth it they will take it.This is why crime pays, as does stabbing colleagues in the back to get a promotion or sleeping with someone’s wife etc.The list of unethical and immoral behaviour is endless and a permanent part of the human condition, but immoral behaviour always pays a dividend in the short term otherwise people wouldn’t do it.Whilst it is satisfying to see these ‘bad people’ upended when they lose occasionally lose at the ‘right thing/wrong thing’ game such as the cheater beaten up by an angry husband or the petty thief that is unexpectedly caught by their boss or the office sociopath that is revealed to be the cause of the company’s problems (and not Jim form accounting as previously thought) and sacked, this doesn’t happen very often which is why it’s a gamble that’s worth taking for these types of people that get a rush out of doing the wrong thing.It takes great self discipline to do the right thing and avoid these temptations, which is why the rewards of being good are largely spiritual or mental, i.e. the peace of mind you get when you don’t have to look over your shoulder to see who is coming for you next.