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| Family & Parenting / 2 hours ago | Back To Top |
A question about breasts..My cousin had a baby about a year and a half ago. She had plenty in the bust department as is, but of course they got bigger with the pregnancy, feeding, and general weight gain.
- Asked by minx82, A Trendsetter, Female, Who Cares?, Fitness |
| Family & Parenting / 2 hours ago | Back To Top |
Caring for a horrid elderly parent.My mother is wretched. She was physically and emotionally abusive to me as a child. When I was 5 years old, she punched me in the face and broke my nose. My mother said I deserved it, as I had provoked her. She remains to this day unrepentant. As I got bigger the physical abuse stopped but she remains both verbally and emotionally abusive. We are estranged...
- Asked by A Thinker, Female, 36-45, Body Work |
| Family & Parenting / 6 hours ago | Back To Top |
What is personal to you?
- Asked by morningdust, A Creative, Female, 46-55, New York, Self-Employed |
| Family & Parenting / 8 hours ago | Back To Top |
My dad has been...........cooking! actually making home made meals! Im happy he is he use to long ago but his job he had would impede him to take time with me and my mom....
- Asked by cristyquartz, A Life of the Party, Female, 18-21 |
| Family & Parenting / 10 hours ago | Back To Top |
MOTIVATION may work?How can I MOTIVATE (other than talking with) my college adult children put their dishes in the dish washer right after they used it? And wash their bathroom when it is dirty? I have done enough talking. I don't give them allowance any more. Hold back the allowance doesn't work. I do pay for their college tuition, but I don't think tuition can be hold back. - Asked by curiouswoman, A Thinker, Female, 46-55, San Diego, Science / Engineering |
| Family & Parenting / 10 hours ago | Back To Top |
What do I do about my son's defiance?My 9 year old son is a good boy, but his mouth gets him in trouble ALL the time. For some reason, he thinks he can talk back to me ALL the time. He comments or questions everything I say and it seems like it's getting worse. For example, if I say it's time to get ready for bed - he says why? I told him tonight that he needs ti get an hour of reading time because he's been watching tv all day and he says well nobody else on spring break has to read. I keep telling him to listen to what I say and not comment but it must be a bad habit because he can't stop it. I'm afraid I'm going to yell at him really loud if it doesn't get through tp him soon. There must be a better way to handle this. Please help! - Asked by Female, 36-45 |
| Family & Parenting / 11 hours ago | Back To Top |
Do you visit your relatives weekly...or was the 1st half of your life quite enough??!! - Asked by A Thinker, Female, 56-65, New York, Civil Service |
| Family & Parenting / 11 hours ago | Back To Top |
ABORTION question about minors and parentsDo you think 13-17 year old girls should be able to get abortions without any parental consent or notification?
- Asked by donuthate, A Creative, Male, Who Cares?, Phoenix, Who Cares? |
| Family & Parenting / 12 hours ago | Back To Top |
The world seems to stand still, when a loved one takes that final journey, doesn't it?The world seems a bit quieter, perhaps a show of sheer respect for one who has passed, and those who mourn their lost. The world suddenly becomes silent, whenever a love one has taken their last breath, and while we take them to their final resting place. It is a lost that fills the heart with much sorrow. I have taken that journey with my own parents, and now my tasks are of my own siblings, who are themselves becoming older, with one passing already.
- Asked by richard77, A Mr. Nice Guy, Male, Who Cares?, Who Cares? |
| Family & Parenting / 13 hours ago | Back To Top |
What to do - going through a divorce in my 40s - kids in college my parents are in their 80s nowAll my sibling moved away out of state except one who is disabled and who has lived with my parents for years. I am looking for an apartment to live in now I am divorcing. My dad is upset because I won't live with them. He thinks I can help them if I lived with them. I think I can help and have my own life and do adult things if I move close to them but don't live with them. My dad is upset about me not wanting to live in their house. I think this is because his brother and his sister in law just moved into an assisted living center. This happened because his son who shared the house with him just passed away and they had no one to help them out with things. My dad won't talk to me now. I am starting to see his regression now!!! Am I wrong? Should I move in with them? - Asked by Female, 36-45 |










