Awkward tension after drunk make out session...what should i do?
For the twenty five years that I have been alive I have experienced one awkward situation after the other. In fact, I am very used to them- so used to them that I don't even get embarrassed anymore over them OR feel awkward. Here's what I do: Pretend that it never happened. Just talk with her like this never happened- be friendly, cheerful, and kind to her (especially if you want it to happen again) and just don't talk about it. If you act as though you are still comfortable around her, then she will pick up on that and feel comfortable around you as well. So basically just make sure that she is comfortable around you and pretend as though this didn't happen, and if the two of you click, then it will probably end up happening again. If she wants to talk about it, then talk about it, but otherwise, don't bring it up. Just be friendly with her.
How do I get my energy back after mastubating? I masturbate excessively (more than twice each day sometimes).?
I am 100% sure that masturbating two or more times a day will make me extremely extremely tired, and this tiredness will last for at least 36-48 hours after the 2nd or 3rd masturbation. I'm in my early 20's. Sometimes I take a break for 3 or more days and the energy ALWAYS comes back after 36-48 hours. This tiredness causes come back pain, and sometimes my thighs get so tired that it's very hard to stand up, and I don't feel like thinking. I read that others on the net have this problem. (And the energy decrease is extremely significant, and occurs as a direct result of maturbation.) MY QUESTION: I don't want people to tell me not to masturbate...but what can I do to either "prevent" future decreases of energy after masturbating ... OR ... what can I do to get my energy back quickly afterwards? (ps. Sleeping 1 to 2 hours helps sometimes, but I don't have much time. Other answers would be appreciated.)
What should i do after the Marines?
today, i told my family i want to go into the MC. They were very pissed. My mom simply said "no.'' my brother (who is a sophomore-to-be in college) went on to give me a speech as though he were frickin braveheart himself. He said i have a 'low ambition' and will have no future whatsoever if i chose to be among Americas best. But worst of all, he said that people dying in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan are hicks (and yes, i know that not all Marines see combat), and that pissed me off beyond belief. So after that, i basically said 'to hell with them, im going to do it.' What can i do after i come out of the Marines? what jobs are available? Please tell me he's dead wrong. I don't want to go to college because i do not think it is right for me. I can't be sitting on a desk all day punching numbers, i need to be out doing stuff.
What should I do after I graduate High School?
Well, you have several options. Is money as tight as you say it is (I understand you because that's my situation as well)? Then take a full time job during the summer and enroll in community college during the fall, and then see if you can take a part time job. If you're interested in certain vocational technology careers (plumbing, masonry, carpentry, construction, electrician, welding etc.), then consider a technical school. Like cars? Consider becoming a car mechanic. You'd be surprised that these careers pay rather well. If you don't think that going to college is your "thing," then maybe the military is. The military could advance a career far more than college, and the G.I. Bill is always there if you decide to go to college afterwards. I am a firm believer that college is not the only option. Don't think you're a failure because of your academics in high school. Your grammar and spelling on Yahoo! Answers is better than others I've seen here ;)
What should I do after BA complete what is best scope after BA?
Hello,Arts is usually seen as the subject taken by the low or average students. After completing the class 10th, a student chooses whatever subject is decided by his score in 10th Class. If he scores more than 75 % marks parents and relatives advise him to take mathematics and Science. If he scores less than 75 % marks or equal he is advised to take Commerce. Rest of them are advised to take Arts.This usually happens in India and you have seen this in your life somewhere. Arts is a wide subject that comprises everything. I have seen many of the scholars from Arts. There is no less career in Arts Subject.If you have completed the bachelor’s in arts Subject you have various Career options available as you can make career in the given fields.Master’s in arts (MA)Bachelor of Education (B. Ed)LLB in LawDiploma CoursesMaster’s in business administration (MBA)Career in HospitalityCareer in MediaCareer in PoliticsCareer in Civil ServicesCareer in TeachingCareer in Travel and TourismCareer in Fashion and DesigningCareer in Animation and MultimediaWell the best option what I think is to prepare for the UGC NET Exam, the NET Exam is conducted every year and the students who have completed master’s in arts from any Subject can appear in the Exam.The NET Exam is conducted in more than 80 subjects from Arts, humanities and Commerce. The Subjects in the NET Exam are also from the Regional Language. while there is no age limit to appear in the NET Exam. To check out the paper pattern of NET Exam check out the UGC NET Question Papers from here.UGC NET Exam would take you to the career in lectureship and Research in various Colleges and Universities in India. You can earn around Rs. 80000-1 Lakh per month as a lecturer.If you crack the NET JRF Exam you will get Scholarship worth INR 25000 per month for studies. To appear in the NET Exam, you must have at least 55 % marks in the postgraduation (MA). If you are from the Reserved Category or a female candidate, you must have at least 50% marks in the post-graduation.
What should I do after the ACCA?
0:00-5:10You could go for work.If you decide to study any additional qualification you could pursue that too. You can enter the following qualification. I have also mentioned the exemptions you will get after doing ACCA.Qualification - CFA - USWhat's it - Investment AnalysisPapers to do - 3 papersExemptions – 0Total Cost = Rs. 2.2 lakhs + BooksAverage Pass % - 43-54%Qualification - CIMA - UKWhat's it - Management accountingPapers to do - 5 papersExemptions - 11 exemptionsTotal Cost = Rs. 2 lakhs + BooksAverage Pass % - 25% - 70% subject wiseQualification - Actuarial – UK (Toughest finance exam in the world)What's it - Insurance ValuationPapers to do - 13 papersExemptions - 2Qualification - FRM - USWhat's it - Risk ManagementPapers to do - 2 Papers & 9 subjectsExemptions - NoneTotal Cost = Rs. 1 lakhsAverage Pass % - 45-55%Qualification - CMA - USWhat's it - Management AccountingPapers to do - 2 papers & 11 subjectsExemptions - NoneTotal Cost = Rs. 1 lakhs + BooksAverage Pass % - 35-52%Please Upvote if you found the answer usefulMy presence on InternetLinkedIn = (https://in.linkedin.com/in/shyam...)FB Page = (ACCA + CIMA India Students)