What are your parents zodiac signs?
My Mom is a Libra and My Dad an Aquarius, They show me what true love is, the are wonderful together. I am A Virgo.
Is this a good sign his parents like me?
I've known this guy and his family for years through my friend; my family also knows them. Something unexpected happened and now we're kind of together (or in the process). It's freaking me out a bit bc I've always been the single girl type (not so much promiscuous), just used to roughin it on my own. I am adult but I'm just getting everything together in my life. I guess you can say commitment scares me but I am at this age where I'm very open to the idea...I just have to be with the right person. This guy is younger than me and he's definitely very genuine and persistent... it's kind of scary. Apparently, he's liked me for the longest time, it caught me off guard, and I'm still processing to see him in a different way. His parents know (duh. intuition and his body language gives it away). I always reject him if he gets close when we're near family and I always wonder if they see that (i'm kind of old school). They do know me and seem to be okay with it. When we saw them at a party his mom asked if I was his girlfriend and giggled. His dad would ask about me and joke with him why I won't call him "dad". I was at his parents and I spoke with them briefly and his mom seems to like that I'm in the same profession as her. They invited me to lunch with the family and I feel awful bc I already had plans today and I just stopped by to see him a bit, so I had to politely refuse. I hope they don't think of me differently...
What R Your Parents Zodiac Signs?
I just wanted to see if certain signs are more prone to marry certain signs. I believe in astrology to a certain degree, but also think we are in control of our own destiny. My mom is an Aries and dad a Gemini, they have been happily married for 33 years. It was really cool growing up in a house with them because they were so much fun. Thanks in advance!
What are some signs you have a bad parent?
When you punish your kid instead of disciplining themWhen you expect your child to follow examples you didn't set as a parentWhen you play favorites (and I don't mean having a favorite. I mean letting it be known in your words and actions)When you alienate your child from people and their siblingsIf you choose one of your child as a targetIf you are far rigidly strict on one child and extremely lax on the othersIf you try to get even with a child for being a childIf you hit the child for EVERYTHINGIf you find yourself looking for ways to antagonize your childrenIf you make your children's life hard and bleak because your childhood was.If you commit a double standard (not eating veggies after yelling at your child for it, not cleaning your own room, etc) and justify it when your kids call you out on it with “Because I'm grown”If you ever told your kids they were a mistakeIf you insult and verbally assault your children for their failure and for messing up.If you make every decision for a child.If you try to make that child something he/she isn't just so you can be proud and brag to your friends.If you torture and punish that child when he/she refuses to be what you want him/her to beIf you punish them for their interestsIf you strictly punish your children and don't discuss the punish with themIf you strictly punish your children but don't own up to your mistakesIf you never consider how your children feelIf you have multuple children and you're only nice to the ones that have the same gender as you (i.e. a mother who only treats her daughters with love and treats her sons like strangers just because)If you treat your child terribly because you don't like your co-parent and that child looks more like the co-parentWhen you constantly put yourself before your childrenWhen you're more concerned with controlling your kids than you care to understand them.If you demand respect from your kids but don't give any of it backIf you demand apologies from your children but you never give themIf you always side with strangers over your child.If you are nicer to strangers than your own child.If you tell your children they are badIf you are a step parent and you treat your blood child with respect but abuse the step child
Is forging your parents signature bad?
I think that everyone is way overdoing it. It dose depend what school you go to but come on! It would be bad if you did it to do something drastic but for school handouts... no way. At my school all they would is probably give me another notice and tell my parents what i did and get them to sign it. I am sure you would not get sent to jail because of it as the jails would be full of kids who have done it.
What is it like to have deaf parents?
I'm Deaf and my parents are hearing. But...my children are Deaf and can answer this question better than I can.(Motions for both sons to come over and shows them this question)Mom (me): So, what do you think?Older son (age 10): Having Deaf parents is the same as having hearing parents, except it's harder to communicate with hearing parents.Younger son (age 8): I like having Deaf parents. Hearing parents don't use facial expressions well, but Deaf parents do. I love my Deaf parents. My Deaf parents teach me a lot of things. I like that my mom buys artwork by Deaf artists.So there you have it, from two Deaf sons of Deaf parents. :-)(I will also add that I've spent a lot of time around Deaf people whose parents are Deaf...and I love being around them because they know who they are. They're secure in their Deaf identity and their Deaf roots. They speak their country's signed language natively and I can always count on learning something new about that language from them. They also are wonderful source of stories and jokes that have been passed down through generations.)Although the question & details don't specifically say so, I suspect the OP met a hearing person whose parents are Deaf. But I wanted to offer another perspective: Deaf people whose parents are Deaf. Essentially, hearing children of culturally Deaf parents will get the same language & cultural information that Deaf parents will give to their Deaf children. The only difference between a Deaf parent and a hearing parent is in how they communicate (i.e., Deaf parents speak in their country's signed language with their children) and in their cultural values/beliefs/mores which get transmitted to their children.Other than that, a parent is a parent, regardless of whether they are Deaf or hearing. Parents will care, love, teach, discipline their children regardless of whether they are Deaf or hearing.OP, if the woman's parents speak their country's signed language, she probably does too. If you marry that woman and you think you will be spending a good amount of time around her family, it would be a very good idea for you to learn their country's signed language.
Do you get along with your parents & sibling(s)? Your sign? Their sign?
Me and my mom have a strong deep understanding we on each others level when we talk. She isnt just my mom she is my best friend! People I end up dating can feel jealous of how I am with my mom and not them. But boy you definitely see my sag moon bluntness pop out if you bad talk my mom.... I am a cancer july 1st shes a taurus may 5th with virgo moon. My brother is a aries with gemini moon we can get along then we cant its a on and off thing. He gossips a lot and can be fake. But then he can be generous when he wants. He is like a child lol My sister is a capricorn janurary 14 and shes such a manipulater I see right through her motives and it sickens me when she says things to hurt ppls feelings to get her way especially towards my mother... she even hit my mother once. So I HATE HER. My father died when I was 5. But im a cancer im all about my mother really never felt like I needed a dad or sad over it... my mom is all I need
Do your parents' zodiac signs affect your sign?
One thing to remember with regard to the natal chart for a mother and her child is that the child’s natal chart represents the transits the mother was experiencing at the time of birth. Thus, there is likely to be some correlation since birth is a significant 8th house event. I agree with Gauquelin that the huge number of induced births these days will affect the rising signs and any connection there, but planetary placement should still show some correlations. Astrology is so complex that there are usually going to be connections, but they are likely to be subtle and sometimes hard to identify.My own experience with my parents’ charts is that they both had their sun in Virgo and I have a Virgo rising. What I found very interesting is that all three of us had Mars in the same degree of Virgo! What are the odds of that when we were all born in different years?
What are some signs that a parent doesn't love a child?
Psychology does not often deal with the concept of love directly. We would usually talk about this sort of thing as a failure to attach. It is totally possible for a parent to totally fail to attach to their child. This lack of attachment looks like a disinterest or full rejection of the child, intolerance for developmental needs and lack of affection and emotional attunement.Often because the parent feel ashamed for not feeling loving toward the child they project their sense of "badness" onto the child which then can result in extreme rejection, neglect or abuse.
What were the early signs parents of a child with ADD or ADHD noticed before their child got diagnosed? What were they like as babies and preschoolers?
Thanks for the A2AUsually, at least in my experience, the child is constantly moving. They are running around, can’t sit through a child’s movie (home or out), are restless with others, often have voices louder than necessary (because they are literally trying to “hear themselves think”).My doctor’s office had to “bolt down” their stools and moveable equipment, because kids would play with them. My doctor refused to “diagnose” until it became an “behavior issue.” Apparently, walking across the top of the couch, not listening to instructions, swinging from the open door of the freezer, breaking all eggs (one at a time) during the middle of the night “to see if they would all break,” weren’t enough for him.When she entered preschool at 4, I enrolled her in a program that was 1/2 “normal,” and 1/2 special needs, because I felt the school district should know what they were in for. They called me in to watch her in class one day. She would sit by herself and play while others were reading quietly, but most importantly (to me), they allowed me to look through the window of the gym during “play time.”She found a corner and literally slid down do the floor, and sat there crying. They explained that she was suffering from “sensory overlaod,” and suggested I have her tested. The testing process was long and arduous. She had to be seen and evaluated by 13 professionals, including teachers, counselors, etc.When I was called in to discuss the issue, the doctor had reports spread out all over his desk and they all had the word “SEVERE” on them. He turned to me and said, “Mrs. Williams, she’s a doozy!”She entered preschool at 4 with a 2nd grade reading level, and a week after medication (which was clearly effective within 5 hours of the first dose), she was at a 3rd grade level.The only thing I noticed about her (that hasn’t been mentioned), is she never stopped anything (like playing) even if she was hurt (or bleeding). We wondered if she could feel pain at all. In fact, when she needed stitches (often), the doctor didn’t even have to “restrain,” her. I showed him that if he just kept her talking, she’d be fine, and she was.Also, she takes things (even today, at 27) extremely literally. She complained that she couldn’t read to the end of a book, but didn’t realize she didn’t have to start back at the beginning each time.She’s also gifted artistically — which was evident before being tested.