What is the actual meaning of the song "Say something, I'm giving up on you"?
One of My favorite song.This is the song that I used to listen when I was suffering from the pain of being rejected.(I feel proud to say this because this is the main reason behind what I am today- More confident, much happier, more joyful, a bit humorous and much more).Although, I still like to listen to this song because of Lyrics and much more.Actually now I am listing while writing this answer.The actual meaning of this song -"Say Something" is a slow-tempo indie pop piano ballad which talks about a breakup, where the lover is implored to make a statement that could potentially reverse plans, with the singers expressing humility, sadness and regret." Source Wikipedia.PS: I could write about what I feel about this song, But I think this is the best suited answer for this question.Thanks.
If something's due date is Sunday, June 5. Does that mean that I have to submit it before June 5th or I can submit it until 11:59 pm?
As others have noted here, it means 23:59 on the night of June 5th.But the fact that the questions comes up shows that if this is for an online class, it is not following best practices for online learning. Faculty should always specify both the due date and the due time. It’s too easy for the night of June 5th to slip into the morning of June 6th while you are working on a paper or an assignment.In fairness to you, the exact time should be specified so that you don’t have to even have to ask this question.
If something is "due by [date]", can it be turned in on the date or does it have to be turned in before the date?
Typically, the due date is the day it is due. If it is an assignment in college, it is due by class time that day unless the professor states otherwise— he may say “Don’t come to class, work on your projects, and hand them in at my office by 5pm.” But otherwise, classtime on the due day. Contrariwise, if your paper is not ready for mechanical reasons (the printer broke down, and you couldn’t get to another one, you might offer the prof. the choice of your paper on disk, or the promise yo turn in in by office hours.If is for work, your boss will usually specify a time— he may want it by a meeting time— or an hour before the meeting, so he can read it. If he is not specific, I would not assume either that he means by the end of the day, nor that you have all day to work on it. Ask your boss what time she wants it on her desk, and if she wants the final draft, or the finished work.Now, occasionally, professors in college will give extra credit to papers turned in early. If a paper is due on Monday, but the prof would like to get some grading out of the way over the weekend she will add 5 points (5 points can turn a B+ to an A-, or an A- to a solid A; or on the other end, an F into a passing D-, or D- into a D, which can keep you out of academic probation) to papers turned in early. If you feel you can’t make any better your paper by two more days of work, or you have a Monday exam to study for, by all means, turn the paper in.
Giving a b.j on the first date?
I met this guy last Thursday and I went on a date with him on Friday to the movies. We went back to his place and we talked for a while and watched TV until 4 AM and we decided to go to sleep. We started making out before we went to sleep and I ended up giving him head before we went to sleep. (I'm 19 and I've never had sex because I want to wait till I meet the right guy but I've done stuff besides sex) Would I be considered a slut? I don't know... I don't regret it because I find it pointless to regret things in life but I just don't want him thinking I'm a h*oe. :/ Thanks
When a girl postpones a date... What does it mean?
So I have been giving a girl who I had a 'flirty' friendship with in high school a ride home after school one day out of the week. The reason why I didn't pursue her back then was because I had a girl friend and she had a boyfriend. (we are both in j.c. now) Anyway, there are some signs she likes me (like she laughs a lot at my jokes, maintains lots of eye contact, is comfortable being alone with me ) , but some of her behavior makes it seem like she is only interested in friendship. Last week when I gave her a ride home, it was incredibly hot so I stopped and treated her to a Jamba Juice, then dropped her off ( she works Mondays after school for her parents.) She was all flirty and friendly, and said she would ask her parents to give her Monday off next week, so we could hang out for longer. Well today, she canceled when I met up with her saying she didn't have any time to work this weekend, and she needed to get caught up instead of hanging out. I said something like, "Oh okay, I was looking forward to it but oh well..." Then she said, "But can we shift our plans to next week?" to which I gladly accepted. I'm just kind of worried she isn't really interested.. If I had to work (FOR MY PARENTS) and was a little behind, I don't think an hour or two long date would make a difference. ACTUALLY I would have been sure to get my work done over the weekend so I could go on the date.. I feel like if she wanted to, she'd make it work. Once last bit of info: if she didn't have me giving her a ride home, she would have to wait 3 hours for her sister to get out of school and pick her up. So, does she genuinely want to go on a date next week? or is she instead being "nice" and delaying it?( and may very well attempt to get out of it again next week..)
What does it mean when a girl says this?
Sounds to me like she is busy and doesn't feel like having to constantly reassure you. She has made it clear that she intends to put no additional effort into the relationship, so if you are not happy with the way things are or how much time the two of you spend together then tuff-toodies. If you are unhappy with the way things are then find someone else, she plans on not changing or making more time for you, not participating in 'do you still care for me' drama or being considerate of your feelings in anyway. Sounds to me you should take her advice and not date her anymore.
If a girl gives it up on the second date... What do you think of her?
You both wanted it and it felt right there is nothing wrong with that...A lot of people have sex like it is just a casual thing too...don't be to hard on yourself...maybe he really was busy...just next time you two meet up don't have sex and explain why you did the first time...tell him he is charming and a great person and someone you would love to get to know better and sex will come with time... Sorry I was reading some of these responses and it just blows my mind...like they are all perfect...we all make mistakes and you know what he was in it too not just her and she is not a hoe or slut or whatever else comes to mind...I met my fiance and we had sex the first time we met...not even a date!!! It's been well over a year and the sex is great and we are getting married in December 2007! So yeah everyone has different morals and stuff but she is marriage material she seems very nice and she is just wanting advice not people putting her down...If he doesn't call you then that is his loss girl...you will find better...and if you feel it's the right time to have sex then do it...
What does a second date mean? What about when she agrees for a third date?
I met this girl at work (shes a customer) and I asked her for her number and she gave it to me. We went on a first date and I don't think it went as well as I intended but the second time was a blast and we both had fun cuz it was really relaxed and just simply no pressure. What does it mean when a girl agrees to go on a second date and even a third date? Does she like me or is she just being nice? She is 17 and I'm 18 and we go to different school's but we live like 5 minutes away from each other. Thanks.
If a woman picks up a check while on a date, does this always mean you've been friendzoned? If not, what else could it mean?
Nope. I'd say if you've been friendzoned, she's more likely to just split the bill with you - or quietly ask the waiter to split it up for you. Picking up the whole tab for someone you're going to friendzone probably isn't necessary - if you're going to hang out again solo, it'd mean you'd have to take turns paying. If it was me, I'd want to just set a standard going forward that we'd each pay for ourselves.However, I think picking up a check could mean one of MANY things (so this may not be super helpful, but it gives you something to think about anyway!):This date was so unfortunate that she doesn't want to owe you ANYTHING or leave you any reason to assume that it might be repeated (like possibly splitting it or letting you pay might let you assume).She's simply a confident woman who is picking up this check. Awesome.She's showing you that she is not someone who has expectations based on outdated "chivalrous" or stereotypical notions. Still awesome.She's coyly sending you the message (or maybe not so coyly, if she says this playfully also) that there's a next time: as in, you can get the tab next time *confident smile* - oohh. Sexy! (and yes, still awesome)She was testing to see if you'd let her do it. This could be good (if you did and she likes that, you win some points). This could be bad (if you did let her, and she was expecting you to insist, she's probably done with you - but this isn't really SO bad, because playing games like that kind of sucks and hits my not-so-awesome list). And yeah, I guess there's always a slight chance it means you've been friendzoned, but the previous things seem more likely to me. I'd say you're more likely to have been friendzoned if she is still friendly with you but evasive about setting a next date, or says something to the effect of letting you know that you're a great friend, etc. Those, to me, would be more apparent "hints" that she's put you in the friend zone than simply picking up the dinner tab.But honestly, don't listen to me. I've really *neveR* been part of the dating game with any real experience - I've been with my husband since we were 18, and prior to that, I only had one short real relationship in high school - and it lasted about a month. What I say comes mainly from listening to friends talk (and I do hear a lot of that, since I'm the safely married one, so considered an open ear for venting).