My throat is dry... how can i make it feel better? (just moved to the desert)?
theres a lot first u have to drink lots of water then every morning have a spoon of honey n u should always have a herbal tea that will help u a lot n theres also some fruits wish is good for ur situation u can have water melon , oranges nectarine anyway i think u should get better if u followed thees simple things
Is it normal to feel anxiety about moving out?
I plan on moving out on January (I'll be 23 years old) with my significant other but I'm getting really bad anxiety about this. I know we can afford it but I'm really nervous for some reason (I still live at home btw) Any tips to make me feel better?
How do parents feel about grown up kids moving out?
I think this is probably as different as the differences in people. I know when mine moved out I had mixed emotions. One happy that he felt he was ready to handle being an adult, fear that he may not be and did I teach him well enough, and the other relief that the days of my being responsible for all his decisions and actions was behind me. Scared a bit about the future and an empty feeling of no longer being the parent who would be involved in his life and all his decisions as we are when they are living with us.I failed in raising mine is ways as being too young and lacking the wisdom I needed to do it well. Though I knew I did my best and yet when they hurt or made mistakes I felt some regret that perhaps had I done things differently they may not be hurting now or making choices I knew would result in pain for them.The empty nest however is a time for parents to once again if married to focus on their relationship and once again enjoy things together that had to be put off in some cases so they could devote the time and money to their children.If single when your children leave home there is for awhile a more empty feeling as you adjust now to being alone and deciding how to develop your life beyond being a full time parent involved in every aspect of your children’s lives. This can be a wonderful time however to rediscover yourself and things that you can now focus on doing and find the passion in who you are as an adult and a parent of an adult child or children.One thing my Mother in law told me many years ago and it is true. When they are little and in your home they step on your feet, once grow they often will step on your heart. And you never stop being a parent however to parent adult children is a learning process as well and we all make mistakes along the way. Hopefully despite the different feelings both sides will come to embrace and love and enjoy the new roles for both.My prayer for all parent’s navigating this is that we come to the place of friendship and love in a different role with our adult children. Sometimes this can take time and patience and some hurt feelings in getting there but in the end we want our adult children to develop healthy happy lives for themselves and still want and need our presence in their life.Bless Your Grown Children
Explain to me why I can't feel myself moving.?
The one worded answer which best describes the situation, I would say, is: Inertia. You are travelling at the same speed as the object you are standing on, are being pressed against, are being strapped to, etc. so you don't feel any force exerted on you. Imagine someone pushing you: if you are standing still, you will feel a lot of the force; if you are moving in the direction that they are pushing, the force you feel is slightly decreased; and if you are moving at exactly the same speed as the person pushing, then you won't feel anything. In that car/plane scenario you described, you feel a force because you're not yet moving as fast as the car/plane. They are pushing you while at the same time moving faster than you. Eventually, due to that pushing, you "catch up" to the car/plane (ie. you move at the exact same speed as them) and you stop feeling anything. In that galaxy scenario, you were born already moving at the same speed as the galaxy, so you never had to do any "catching up" and so you never felt anything. Added through edit: Technically we should be feeling a force because the Earth is moving in circles around the Sun, but this "circle" is actually very very very big (infact it takes an entire year and slightly less than six hours just to complete one circle) so we can assume it is actually moving in a straight line, at least as far as we can detect (getting into Peter H's answer now).
Weird feeling after moving out of parents house?
I think my daughter feels the same way about me. I am a little short with her. I admit it, but I simply do not know what to say. "Hi how are you?" and "What have you been into lately?" seem to be the extent of the conversation on my part. I do still love her very much, and I am not upset she left and got married. She was my princess for many years, We were very close and I greatly miss that. But she is grown now, and someone came and stole my princess away from me. Maybe this is how it is for your family, especially if your dad was close to you like that, because his feelings would be portrayed through you mother greatly. For some reason the wife portrays the husbands feelings more than the husband does his wifes and that is usually the cause of the whole family being short with you. It most likely is not intentional but it is probably something that will take time to mend. Of course my granddad got over my mom's leaving home when he was 91, of course it took him dying to get over it, but eventually it did happen.