Why do some people turn on people for no reason?
If they turn against you or call you a liar, they were never very good friends in the first place, if at all. I know there's nothing I can say except for you'll move on and find new friends (soooo cliché). There's just nothing more some random person on the internet can do. As for why? Well, they could have been brainwashed by somebodymore popular, maybe promising them that they'll get to hand around together. Could have been bullied into it, or pressured. They may generally just have planned it from the start, I know some people did to my Fiancé in school. When the others turn against you it can depend on just one of two things. They were also in on it, or they trust this other friend more or have known them for longer. Some people don't value what friendship actually is, and care nothing for others feelings. Personally, if they turn their back on you, you're better off without them. I know it's not the nicest solution, but it's true. Trying to make friends with them again only endangers you to go through the same again. So yea, do the cliché thing. Ignore them and get on with things, find new friends.
If your girl ask u to give reasons why you love her, what 4 reasons will u give?
1.Your the most beautiful thing i have ever laid eyes on. 2. I see us in the future some day with a beautifull house and a white picked fence with little ones and a dog. 3. There are not enough words to explaine how much or why i love you. 4. me and you are a puzzle that fits purfet together that is why i love you. Funny 1. If you were a bugger id pick you first. 2. if you were a rose id pick you first. 3. If i could rearange the alphabet id put U and I together! 4. im naming your left leg christmas and your right leg thanksgiving mind if i visit in between holidays ok thats all i got hope it helped humor and serious!! good luck
Why do you help others? What's your reason?
First let me say that, I read through a lot of the responses and I have to say, that there are a lot of good responses!My response is somewhat different, in that I honestly don’t truly KNOW SPECIFIC REASONS, or motivators as to WHY I help others. When I see someone in need, or if I feel that God has laid someone on my heart and mind, or if I hear of someone in need, or if I get that gut feeling that someone I know is in need, I have a “something”, I can’t explain or put into words that literally “DRIVES” me. Theres no other way to explain it but to simply say, that my response to other’s needs is something I never think about or process. My intuition takes over control and just does it. There’s no reason that I can speak of for this drive. I am most certain that if interviewed by the “professionals”, they could tell me underlying and deep seeded issues I may have that cause me to help others, but I choose to believe that, that “drive” is something that some are born with and some without. My whole life, I have helped people anyway I could, even if its with just a good pep talk. I have never thought along the lines of “what can I get out of this”. (for example, feeling good, satisfaction, pride, ect ect) I just do it without even thinking, its almost like a reaction instead of an action. I see a need ect, I respond! There have been many times that others couldn’t or wouldn’t repay the kindness I showed but that never deters me from helping others. When people say to me that they “owe me” or that they will somehow pay me back for my kindness, I ALWAYS refuse and tell them that they owe me nothing, if they truly want to “pay me back”; per se, I tell them to pass along the kindness to someone that they see may be in need! And just keep it going :)
If for some reason you HAD to live a life of crime, what type of criminal would you be?
I remember when I answered a question like this on Facebook. I was called crazy, with issues, and disturbed for my comment.Guess what? You may say those very things after reading my answer. To prevent a repeat of nasty comments like what happened on Facebook, I'm disabling them. Quora is supposed to be more mature than Facebook, but I'm not taking any chances. Especially when I had people be rude to me before on here.Read the damn question. READ IT!!!I would hunt down people who really deserve it, such as pedophiles, rapists, and animal abusers. I would torture them first, as people like that don't deserve a quick, painless death.So a serial killer in some way? Since most killers have nicknames for themselves, I would call myself Crimson Angel.But being a short woman and not very strong, I would need an accomplice to help me with the bodies. They have to be strong to move the bodies, and able to be okay with what I am doing.For pedophiles/rapists, I may get a dildo with spikes on them before inserting it in their ass. Just ram it in there as hard as I can, before deciding to shove it in their mouth. Once that's done I'll cut off their dicks, then shove it in their mouths before taping it. Hopefully they'll die of blood loss, or choke on their own severed dicks.As for animal abusers, I would tie them up before beating them with a piece of wood or metal chain. They'll be kept alive a few days, getting injuries that they themselves inflicted on the animals. If they beat a dog in the head with a piece of wood, I'll do that to the abusers. When a week is up, I'll get a chainsaw or buzzsaw, and slice off the top of their heads with it.If any of the animals survived, they'll be offered their abuser's blood to drink in the skull cap.Thank you for the A2A, Mr. Hill.
Why do many Muslims have M(o/u)hammad in their name?
At least from what I learned in Afghanistan, it shows that they are related to the prophet Muhammad. They aren't supposed to take the name if they don't have any knowledge of a relationship to the prophet.
Why would any immigrant want to live in America?
I don’t know why most people want to live in America but as a software engineer who lives in CA these are my reasons:1.Being in the middle of tech industryYou’re surrounded by great startups and huge tech companies. Everywhere you go to, you’ll meet an entrepreneur. In a coffee, shop you can meet the guy who wrote that medium article that you really liked and have a chat with them. You learn so many things from those people.2. You get paid more compared to most countries.I don’t say it, statistics say it.3. More DiversityEveryone is from a different place on earth. We have people from all continents in our company. You’re less likely to feel alone. America it is definitely one of those places where you’ll feel less minority because almost everyone is a minority here.4. Its a new experience.It is a different country, there are so many things to do and explore. You’re surrounded by beautiful landmarks, national parks, beaches. You’ll meet many people from different countries, you’ll try different foods from different cultures. Everything is changing quickly and everyday is like a brand new experience.5. Weather in CAIt is beautiful and always boosts my mood.——Anyone who decides to move to another country will most likely to face difficulties. Not all countries on earth are welcoming to strangers. But to me, America is more likely to accept immigrants.For those who wonder, I am from Turkey.
Why are names so important?
People give certain names to their children for various reasons - to honor someone, like a favored relative or famous person (like your uncle Michael, or John F. Kennedy); because the name itself translates to something special (like my name, Timothy, translates to "serving God"), to provide a sense of uniqueness in the world (like the name of someone I knew in college gave to her daughter - Tanji), or to be frivolous (as in the case of parents who might name their child "Lucifer" or "Messiah" or "23"). In some cultures which use descriptive phrases or nouns for names, as in some Native American tribes, it is seen as bestowing the gifts or talents described in the phrase, such as Running Rabbit or Flying Arrow. In any case, the name a person bears through life is something he or she must carry, and it is sometimes the only thing others have to judge you by before they meet you. Your name travels ahead of you like a portent of things to come, a thing from which others make assumptions about people.For instance, because of trends in naming children, you expect people (in the US, anyway) named Caden and Olivia to be children, Travis and Zoey to be in their 20s or 30s, Mark and Michelle to be in their 40s, etc. Surnames also say something about a person's heritage. O'Donnelly would be an Irish name, Bellini would be Italian, Hernandez would be Spanish, etc. And by knowing a person's heritage, one makes certain assumptions about the values they hold or do not hold, about the foods they prefer, and about how they raise their children.Are these assumptions always fair or accurate? Of course not, but people continue to make assumptions, regardless. That is why, when naming a child, one must take things like this into consideration. That's what makes it such a horrible forehead-slapping what-were-they-thinking thing to discover another human being has been named something frivolous like "Satan" or "Candlestick". It already proves the parents were frivolous, and by extension the children are assumed to have been raised to be just as frivolous as the parents, and thus are irrelevant as people.
Can you love someone without a reason?
Yea,but i believe you like someone you love due to some resons but you dont actually love someone due to a reason.. Let me explain further, there is always a reason for something,yes,but the fact here is that you dont actually know the reason for loving someone,its just like faith.. The reason for the love is there,but you cant figure it out but unlike love,you can figure out the reason for like.. Now if you say you know the reason why you love someone then ask yourself this question "if you happen to come across like 5 girls who posses the qualities that made you love your current lover,will you equally love them the way you love ur current lover"? If no,then i suggest you find the hidden element which makes your love for them un-equal despite them possessing the qualities of your current lover.... Once again,i believe everything got a reason even love,but i said you love without reason cos you can't figure out the reason [its too complex to figure out,there are thousands of small details,stuffs that makes you love someone].. You cant say "this is it,this is the reason" cos even if you see another person with that same quality,the gravity of the love must differ cos there's a hidden force that makes the gravity of the love for both parties unbalanced and that hidden force is "love" That's why its called love cos it is MAGICAL.. Everybody has his/her belief about love.hope you got it!
Why do people leave their country and come to america?
All our ancestors, except the Native Americans, came across the big ocean as refugees from religious persecution, were tossed out as the dredge of the society or to escape from utter poverty. Today, it's pretty much the same reason, poverty, persecution or economic opportunities. The mode of transportation has changed. Besides boats, there are airplanes and many, as you well know, are walking across a brutal desert. After the American Revolutionary War, revolutions erupted throughout the New World and even in the Old World most notably, the French Revolution. Back in the new United States of America many loyalists to the British Crown, fearing retribution or death, left their homes by the thousands by fleeing to British-controlled Canada.These early immigrants to present-day Canada are still known as the United Empire Loyalists. In a twist of irony, the UEL were instrumental in securing British control over Canada during the War of 1812, to them the tyrants and aggressors were the Americans. Of course the world changes and the USA, UK and Canada are best of friends. Throughout the centuries since the American Revolution, many countries have erupted in revolution in the name of freedom, some succeed, others failed. In failure, many escape their homelands to other lands of freedom. So, to assume the Americans are alone in trying to toss out tyranny is shortsighted. In time, another revolution is pursued sometimes it's a peaceful revolution, sometimes it's not. Franco's fascist Spain, most of the former Soviet satellites and the USSR itself were blessed in seeing an end to dictatorships by a relatively peaceful overthrow. So to answer your very last questions," why don't people from other countries around the USA do the same". They have. "Why do they run?" Most likely to survive, some to fight another day. "Don't they want their own country to be better? For the vast majority, of course they do, sometimes it just doesn't work out right the first time, but there's always another day.
Why do people choose to live near volcanoes? Are there any advantages to the location?
Onyenwe, there are so many humans, too many people on the planet now. There are some 6 billion people living on the earth and by 2050, that number is expected to reach 8 billion. The earth was never designed to hold so many of us.So there’s problem number one. People need to spread out, move on and of course back in the earlier days of man, travellers would come to a beautiful, perfectly conical mountain, or a gorgeous island in the mediterranian, settle there with the best growing soil to be found anywhere, and become comfortable. They had no idea that they were living on a piece of land that just might become volatile. Both eruptions were completely devastating: Santorini (what wa the Minoan culture) and of course Vesuio in Italy.Number two now is that many people either like where they live entirely too much to leave or simply can’t, probably for financial reasons. Again, in the first place, Naples comes to mind, or even Mount Etna in Silcilia: they have all been living there, many for several generations. Now, they have all kinds of precautions that are in place and constantly being improved, but it’s still three plus million people living u der a volcano that’s overdue to erupt.The second part of number two is Popocatépetl, in Mexico City. And when I say in Mexico City, believe it. It practically is all of the city! And Popocatépetl is not just a little active but a lot. But most of those people have there lives built there and in poorer countries like that harder to go find an affordable safe haven that’ll have a job, too.So you see what I mean, Onyenwe. If you have more questions, please ask. By the way, your name is beautiful. Where does it originate from and what does it mean?Aislínge