What should I do in such a situation?
uninstall whatsapp and deactivate facebook. uninstall whatever messenger you have in your phone.half your problems are solved. they are mind wasting apps. reactivate after jee.seriously.and believe me, when you look back at life you dont want to regret not achieving much because of a silly infatuation or crush. they come and go, and get you nowhere.infact, if you let them distract you you'll start daydreaming and waste more time, which, i presume you're already doing.divert your mind to something more constructive every time you think of her. yes, its hard, but do it for your own good.please sleep early. staying fresh in class is half work done. make good notes, and for gods sake, talk to the toppers in your batch! i was a silly introvert who kept to myself and never made many friends.you have no idea what an impact good company has on your academics.one year is a long time. jee can be easily cracked if you dont lose focus.make good use of yourself now. THERE IS NO BETTER TIME. or next year you'll be contemplating whether you should go for a drop or not. very uncool.you've got the advice you need. you have no excuse now. man up.- a dropper.
What do I do in my situation?
OMG! A Classic case of a "Material-Girl" , choosing "Material" . The letter shows NO concern for your Parents' health and well being. Just by the way you wrote this, You want everyone to 'help' you re-establish a bond that SHOULD have been in place when you were little. Apparently, you burnt some bridges or dis-respected them in some way , or just flatly pissed them off..to the point that they just aren't gonna play your games anymore. It's Called TOUGH LOVE' Count yourself lucky that Your Parents are still around to bail you out when you really need it..unless, of course, you ran the gammut on that option. If I had the opportunity...I would give every material thing I have worked for in my entire LIFE, (and I own a lot of "STUFF"...Yes, I am a Material-Girl, too)...just to hear My Mom and Dad say that they Love Me! One answerer... said to quit whining and do things for yourself. You cannot rely on everyone else to "do" for you. I agree! Start taking personal inventory of YOU and decide which is more important... your "Stuff" or your relationship with the people that gave You Life! Life's funny that way. We Each only get ONE set of Parents... Good Bad, or indifferent...That's as good as it gets! You seem to have been given AMPLE 'notice', yet you still expect everyone else to get these things done for you. What effort have you made? Personally? I would wait until Mom got back from vacation and see if you can re-negotiate the terms. You said that You're "good for the Money" well make some arrangements with some people with trucks or trailers...someone who has a garage or basement...or any type of storage building, Barn, Shed, whateverrr and Then, all by yourself... GET-R-DONE! Don't make your decisions in Life be contingent on the avilability of 'Help' from your ( so called) friends! The harshness of reality sets in real fast whenever you ask people to get involved in your feud with your Parents.
What Would You Do In This Situation?
Ok first of all let me say that this is a class assignment...I am also posting my response to this so that none thinks they are doing my homework for me. Curiousity has taken ahold and I wanted to know what others think. Ok here is the dilemma... Your first big case is a multiple murder.As defense attorney for Sy Kopath, you have come to the realization that he really did break into a couple’s home and torture and kill them in the course of robbing them of jewelry and other valuables.He has even confessed to you that he did it. However, you are also aware that the police did not read him his Miranda warning and that he was coerced into giving a confession without your presence. What should you do? Would your answer be different if you believed that he was innocent or didn’t know for sure either way?
What would you do if you were in this situation?
My boyfriend has depression and a lot of his friends dump their emotional baggage on him. Mostly these are some of his friends that are girls. I always ask him not to talk to them when they are doing that but he just thinks I'm being jealous. I just think it's really inconsiderate that they do this and I can tell that he gets really bothered by it because he stays up most of the night.
What would you do in this situation?
Your sister's child has a terrible ear infection and she cannot get an appointment with the doctor until the next day. You call your sister to see how your niece is doing, and you hear her crying in the background. You know that she does not have a prescription, but you happen to work as a pharmacist and you know what kind of an antibiotic she probably needs. What do you do?
What would you do in my situation?
After working for a small company for a year, I was fired BECAUSE THE HIRING MANAGER FOUND OUT THAT I WAS LOOKING FOR ANOTHER JOB. I found out that THE HIRING MANAGER IS FALSELY ACCUSING ME OF ARGUING WITH HIM (I HAVE WITNESSES) during the reference check (stuff about my performance beyond dates, salary, title, and reason for departure). I’m in the process of sending a cease and desist letter for supplying false information. I DON’T WANT TO DEAL WITH THE HEADACHE OF A LAWSUIT. I ALREADY SENT A CEASE AND DESIST LETTER. SORRY FOR POSTING ANONYMOUS. I POST ALL OF MY QUESTIONS ANONYMOUSLY. I APOLOGIZE IN ADVANCE IF POSTING ANONYMOUSLY OFFENDS YOU. INAPPROPRIATE ANSWERS WILL BE REPORTED.
Would you turn down $50,000 if you were in my situation?
I was recently in an auto accident while borrowing a relative's car. I was seriously injured but the person who hit me only had minimum insurance coverage. According to my lawyer I can go after my relative's insurance company for $50,000 under their Under-insured coverage. But my relative is threatening me and telling me not to go after his insurance cause he says they'll raise his rates. He also says he'll never talk to me again if I go forward with it. So what would you do if you were me?
In the current market situation, what would you recommend doing with cash on the order of $50,000?
Let me start out by saying that everyone’s financial situation is different, so frankly, the real world answer realistically could vary a lot.However, in general, at Wealthfront we strongly advocate that the first priority for individuals to be healthy financially is to make sure that they pay off expensive debt, spend less than they make, and build up an emergency fund of 3-6 months of expenses before they approach long term investment. An emergency fund should be allocated to an FDIC insured savings account - it is not there to make you money, it is there to protect your long term investments from short-term, unexpected expenses.Assuming that is taken care of, Wealthfront recommends investing the money into a low cost, tax efficient, fully diversified portfolio. The DALBAR research clearly shows that individual investors dramatically underperform the markets, largely for two reasons. They pay too much in fees and they make behavioral errors with their investments. Market timing is the number one behavioral mistake investors make - they think too much about “the current market situation”. Markets go up, and markets go down. The benefit of a long term, passive investment strategy is that you can automate your savings and investment and ignore the emotional day-to-day movements of the market. The best thing you can do is expose yourself to the power of compounding, keep fees low, stay diversified and be smart about taxes.