3. Which of the following would you expect to see in a family that carries an X-linked recessive trait? (Point?
3. Which of the following would you expect to see in a family that carries an X-linked recessive trait? (Points : 1) An equal number of males and females express the trait. More females than males express the trait. More males than females express the trait. I have no freaking clue, please help me!
What things does your family expect from you?
HiLet me introduce my self first. I am a 23 year old boy working in gurgaon. My family lives in karnal (Mid point between delhi and chandigarh). I visit my home on weekends thanks to 5 days working.So because of living away from my parents they expect some common things that every indian parents expect.My Mother’s expectation:I should have my dinner on time. ( She don’t worry about Breakfast and lunch as my company is providing)I am sleeping on time and waking up on time.I am not shaking my legs while sitting (She thinks this as a kind of bad luck)I am saving some money from my salary. ( But i am spending my complete salary on trips, food and some gadgets. Total saving are about 30000 in one year which my friends have borrowed from me). And last two things that every mother expects from her sonI am not using my mobile too much. (But i usually do).I am trimming my beard once in a week (But i do that once in a month)And when i come home on weekends she expects me to clean the fans and windows LOL (being the only son I have to do those cleaning where my mom couldn’t reach and i am doing it as per her expectations)Now my father’s expectations:His only expectations are that I am having proper food and drinking enough milk.He doesn’t care about anything elseMy eldest sister expects that I am learning new skills and programming languages so that I can grow good in my field.My elder sister expects that I am doing all good enjoying.That’s it.Thanks for reading.your feedback is always welcome.#malikk
What do you expect from your family?
Nothing. I just want them to be always there for me: laugh with me, cry with me, enjoy meals with me, be compassionate for my loses and joyful for my triumph.
What should I expect meeting my spanish boyfriend's family?
I have been dating this guy for 3-4 months now although it feels much longer than that. We are both 23 years old. He is dominican and moved to the states almost a year ago... I was born and raised in America (when he told his mom about me the first thing she asked was if i was gringa, the second and third things she said was to teach me spanish and give her grandkids LOL)... His mom is going to be visiting him from DR in a few weeks and he wants me to meet her. From what he's told me, she doesn't speak any english and is a super nice lady. Sooo my question is what should i expect? How should I act manners wise? My family is very dysfunctional and not close at all so I'm not used to being around very family oriented people (his humongous family is crazy close). Obviously I should dress appropriately, but should I wear a skirt, dress, nice jeans and dress shirt, etc? What spanish phrases should I learn and practice repeatedly so I don't sound like a complete idiot? Should I avoid trying to speak a little spanish because it is condescending? I really really like this guy and want his mom to like me! thanks for any help you guys can provide me!!! :)
Is it too much to expect your girlfriend to visit your family once a week?
I think it’s probably too much.This is your family, not hers.She’s your girlfriend and while she may enjoy your family, she would want to be with you.But you’re now asking strangers to weigh in when the only voice and answer that matters is what your girlfriend wants. I don’t think, by the way, that any girlfriend would want to visit their boyfriend’s family every week.Ask her.
What should a husband's family expect from a daughter-in-law?
There are many things to expect but I honestly think there is only one thing they can reasonably expect, which is:That she will honor the vows (spoken and unspoken) she made to their son when they married.That's it.Any other expectation follows from this, but is secondary. Did she make promises to the parents? Did she marry the parents? It's kind of a joke that you Marry one bean you marry the whole burrito, but when push comes to shove her obligation is to him, his to her.
Would you expect your family member to tailor their wishes based on the fact that you have children?
The first line of the linked story had me shaking my head:”My childfree relatives won’t let my kids in their house’. It immediately paints those relatives as selfish monsters- a view that far too many people adopt en masse as a means to judge those who choose not to be parents.The decision for a couple to become parents does not give them a pass to expect those around them to change to embrace the new additions to the family. If one of your relatives was allergic to dogs, you wouldn’t think twice about not bringing your dog for a visit would you? (and yes, I’m fully aware that dogs aren’t children and vice versa).The author of the linked article goes on to complain about all family gatherings being held at her house. What she doesn’t elaborate on is the size of the homes. Are we to assume that the relatives who do not want children in their home have the ROOM to host family gatherings? Has the author ever discussed this with her relatives- so see if other would be willing to bring the meal with and pitch in to help with clean up? If it were me going to a relatives home, I’d ask if I could pay for a cleaning service to come in before or after the holiday to clean the house for them.Finally.. speaking from my own childhood.. I was always happiest when holiday gathering were held in our home. I never had to worry about being bored or being careful where I sat or what I touched.In the end it’s about CHOICES. We all make choices, those choices often generate consequences. Rather than demanding your relatives open their home to our children accept the fact it won’t happen and work with them for solutions that alleviate issues (real and perceived). It’s called being a grown up.
What exactly does the Expected Family Contribution mean on the FAFSA?
Take the info about being laid off to your financial aid office at the school. My sister was just starting the process to apply to college when our dad got laid off, and the financial aid office helped come up with some extra funds.
What do you expect from your parents?
I expect1. To not compare me with other children2. Come with me for shopping. (I trust my mom's choice)3. To take for a family outing or on a tour or a movie now and then4. Listen to my college stories, my whining and bitching5. Respect my decisions and guide me in moving on a right path6. To always have my back and support me7. To tell me how am I looking everyday when I ask them before leaving to college without getting tired. 8. To tolerate me when I take time dressing up.9. Prepare nice new food and surprise us10. Compliment us in front of other parentsWell, that's a long list :p