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I am 18 and a medical student. I want to have the best field of my uni so I literally study 8 hours a day if not more. My parents home is too far away, and I don’t want to live alone because I am afraid , my uncle and I are both very close, and he’s the one who encouraged me to go to med school, because he’s also a doctor. So 1 years ago he offered me to live with him, his home is near my school and I wouldn’t have to pay any bill, he says that his best reward would be to see me better than him. Everything was awesome, because he even help me when I don’t understand something and we never argued, he’s only 33 but he’s a true father figure for me. The problem is that he broke up with his girlfriend of 2 years because she was planing to live with him with the condition that he will “kick me out”. So she asked him to choose between me and her, and he choosed me. I feel so bad because I thought his girlfriend liked me and I don’t even get why did she acted that way! I love to live with my uncle, but I don’t want to be a burden for his relationships. He told me that it wasn’t a big deal but I will have to live with him for the next years also. He says that he love me and that I’m like his daughter but I feel that I gave him the cons of a single dad and it make me feel so bad that I can’t study properly. Do you think another girl will be ok to live with him, even if I am here?

Regardless of one's personal opinion of "Roe vs. Wade", it has to be acknowledged that a Supreme Court ruling has certain legal ramifications.

As a result of the "Roe vs. Wade" decision, a woman's pregnancy was determined to be autonomous and protected by a constitutional "right to privacy".

The Supreme Court ruled that it is solely a woman's conscious and deliberate "choice" to either bring a child into the world, or to terminate a pregnancy, without any regards for the wishes of the man involved.

Therefore, for child support laws to be consistent with the application of law that our system of jurisprudence demands, a certain relationship must exist between a birthmother and a biological father. If the birthmother has the legal means of a "contract" of marriage or an "implied contract" of a definable relationship with the biological father of her child, only then should the law be applied to require that man to provide support for that child.

If a birthmother does not have the obligatory "contract" with the biological father, then that man should not be required to support a child that the birthmother unilaterally chooses to bring into the world. The only other scenario that would justify the application of child support law is if an adult male impregnates a girl under the age of consent. In that situation, the laws of alimony may also come into effect.

For the State to require an individual, not bound by contract, to be financially responsible for a "private" matter of a second party, the very essence of freedom, liberty, and justice, that America stands for, is violated.

I focus on women's perspectives, but men can share your opinion as well.

(I myself choose to be single.)

I know there are many various shapes and body types and that each type is beautiful in their own way and can't be stereotyped into 'categories', but if you had to choose between two: which are you more attracted to? A muscular/body-builder shaped body or a fit/thin-yet curvy shaped body type?

When I was younger I had to pick between two guys to date, I told the guy who had a hat on to take it off and his hair looked better than the other guy, so I chose him. Then again in high school I had to choose between two cute guys, and I chose the one that kept trying to get my attention more