Ugh This Situation Doe.

In a situation when the Prime Minister resigns or dies, does it lead to elections or the council of ministers change?

Technically it should happen because in India people vote for the leader, a PM or CM and not for party. So, once that leader is no more, ethically new elections must be head. But as per constitution anyone can be made PM or CM if they have majority of lawmakers support.So, after death of CM or PM, anyone who enjoys the supports of MPs can be PM and with support of MLAs one can be CM.Live example is currently Edappadi K. Palaniswami is CM of Tamilnadu now and not much people in TN were aware such a leader is famous in ADMK yet he is CM of TN now. It happened because after death of Jayalalithaa, OPS took over but he resigned since Edappadi got the support of majority of MLAs.So, anyone can be PM or CM as long as there is majority of support in parliament/assembly for them.

What are some situations in life that make you say/think "Fuck this shit!"?

Trying to install an Android (operating system) app that does some simple thing, and it turns out that the app wants permission to do everything but reorganize my sock drawer.(What some of those scary application permissions mean)

How does an INFJ person handle emotional situations?

As an INFJ and based on experience I would say in terms of levels of sadnessStage 1: Grumpy and well kill your ear off with non-stop rantsYou don’t see it but when the INFJ is around their closeest friend best believe they are unloading their baggage. It’s not that we can’t get over it it’s just that…ugh! How could someone be that stupid/lazy/mean/ etc. Luckily, if you’re willing to spend countless hours to hear the INFJs problems you will be their go to friend for nearly anything…after all you got to hear what they don’t think many people would be bother to hear and that means the world to the INFJ.Stage 2: CryWe don’t like upsetting people and even when it ISN”T our fault it just feels like it is! And trust me that no matter how many times you SAY its not our fault its like our ears shut off but our mouth is working on overtime so instead of trying to talk the sense into us I recommend hugs, chocolate, and movie marathons along with a whole lot of jokes. Just try to distract the INFJ.P.S. Bring the tissues!Stage 3: Cold ShoulderWhat you did was messed up beyond levels and the INFJ won’t forgive you…as easily. It’s going to take some time (based on my cold shoulder scale probably a month at the max…maybe two just in case) because after all what you did was wrong but at the same time you’re our friend and we always try to believe that you had good intentions or at least try to come up with an logical explanation mixed with game of ‘what would I do in their shoes?’ game. However when you do get back together as friends or as a couple you better believe that mistake won’t be forgotten.Stage 4: Who are you?By this final stage the INFJ will see you as just another body floating around. Their emotions towards you or any situation towards you is emotionless which is rock bottom since the INFJ are known to have emotions. Go ahead and try to bring up the good times in memory lane and it will get shut off just as easily because the INFJ will think you’re using this as a way to get back in their life and clearly they don’t want you back.Just know that every INFJ is different and this IS based on EXPERIENCE within my life so don’t base your situation completely to this guide instead use it as a factor of thought. I hope this helps!

What does "Ugh! As if!" mean?

This is one of those slangy phrases, the meaning of which depends upon how/when it is used. “Ugh” signifies disgust, distaste, or revulsion. Examples: “Ugh. I don’t want to touch that slimy frog.” “Ugh. Another math test already?”“As if” provides a shortened version of, “As if I’d do such a thing.” “As if she’d say such a thing.” “As if he’d really do that.” All share the meaning that I, she and he would not do or say a certain thing.Put together, these three words could provide a response to many questions or statements, but the response would always entail disgust, distate, revulsion, etc. — although these attitudes can be real or feigned.Let’s say Judy is an unpopular girl in school, and rumor has it that Kevin (very popular) has asked her to the prom. When faced with this rumor, Kevin’s response is, “Ugh! As if!” He might actually have no interest in Judy. Then, again, he might have more interest than he wants generally known.Perhaps Cindy is a math whiz, and someone accuses her of looking forward to the next test. Cindy might say, “Ugh! As if!” She might actually not be looking forward to the particular test in question — or, to keep from being distanced from her associates, she might be pretending disgust with the test.