Polls: Family & Friends

I'll give you two scenarios. You can do as much as you can to steer them in the right direction and the best scenario is the child develops into a high functional psychopath (CEO, surgeon, lawyer, etc) that does competitive majors.

1st scenario:

The doctors were able to detect early on that your child indeed has chemical imbalance in his/her brain. Their prefrontal cortex (the major area responsible for empathy) has less grey matter in volume and thickness, much less than a normal brain. There is no cure for that.

2nd scenario:

If it was proven that reincarnation is true and experts at the field discovered that your child is really the reincarnation of a serial killer that got executed long ago and just like on the 1st example there is no cure for that.

Would you still love your child?

He's 31 years old and someone messaged him on his FB recently, along with a friend request. The guy was apologizing profusely for treating him badly when they were 13-15 year-olds and explaining how horrible his upbringing was.

This was my brother's message:

Hello Stranger

I have no idea what you're talking about. My memory is fuzzy. I forgot what I had for breakfast yesterday. You have the wrong person because I don't remember you at all. Good bye.

My brother clearly does remembers him but that guy is a ghost to him. He denied the friend request. He's not interested in associating nor befriending anyone that suddenly wants to add him now, many years later suddenly. Was that a good reply?

Am I a Bad Friend for having a "Fun" weekend with my Friend's Brother? She is the one who invited me along for the weekend trip with her family.

Over 50 years ago, people would like like 7-8 kids on average... Im South Asian and we were 4 siblings in total however most of my cousins, including my half sister had 7 kids, i even heard of one of my distant cousins and my sister in law's grandparents having 11 kids in total. They do this to increase their family members and said it is also for "protection".

Nowadays as a British born South Asian, we are sticking to maximum 2-3 kids

Also a lot of white people I know are sticking to 1 only or maximum 3

People in this generation especially in Europe and UK are having less kids don't you think?

However people in Asia and Africa with traditional mindset are probs still sticking to upto 10 kids 🤣

i'm 22, never had job before or anything and no planning on yet. so my parents have to still buy me everything from food, clothes, rent, water/electricity, they also do all the paperwork & administrative stuff, taxes, managing my health care, all that (dont even know how all that stuff works honestly)

is that weird though? is someone my age supposed to do all that themselves?

I have! So I wanna know how commen it is

I never understood people like this. It's like they weren't grown up to be an individual, and every time you think of them it's not just them you think about it's their family because they always involved them in everything and talked about them. It's kind of annoying to be honest.