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I'm only aware of the US as a country where you're required to tip. No one is going to say anything in the UK if you don't.
I read that the average tip in a restaurant is 8%.
So seriously relax. I only give tips in restaurant like most. I really dislike tipping. If I'm dissatisfied with something I'll speak to the manager, if I'm pleased I'll give thanks and recommend the place. Giving money to someone for doing a good job seems tacky to me, who am I some aristocrat giving coins to the lower class?
Sadly though it seems more common. The only place it's expected is restaurants.
0 votedJune 11, 20140<em>Is it really men's NATURE to "think" about and "want" to have many women or not? Second, do women "naturally" "think" about and "want" to have multiple men or not? It all boils down to nature.</em>
I'm a woman and I'd like to have multiple men. Surely that must be my nature? Cool settled then.
Except it's more a society issue. If a woman says she wants multiple partners she's a whore. If a man does it well he's showing his masculinity and just being a man. So obviously women's wants in regard to sex and relationships are repressed in society - all societies generally speaking.
Anyway to answer the question I don't know anyone not in a monogamous relationship. I think it might be the thing people gossip about if they werent. Personally though I think as long as it's consensual between adults who cares what others think as long as you're happy.
0 votedJune 5, 20140About me
The first thing that people ask is who am I. Usually first asking about your job or profession. I am a psychologist, I pass (spend is more common to use as a verb here but pass is still correct just more old fashioned) my time seeing patients. Maybe some people think "the psychologists don´t have any troubles or they can't have troubles because if not they do then they can't help people with problems"... I would like to talk about this...
I can't sleep. I keep a long time without sleep in a good form (I'm not sure what this means? Do you mean you stay in good form without much sleep for a long time?). Sometimes i feel really tired and i fall into my bed and i go to sleep too quickly. Frequently when this happens i wake up too early in the morning. The result is that I only sleep a 6 hours if i am lucky. Other times i take me too much time to be able to sleep, i have been in my bed many hours, turning around and turn around. It's exhausting. I took the decision to go a psychiatrist and she prescribed me a medication. The first days all was fine, i slept 8 hours or more... but now i feel that all the trouble is back again becouse i can´t sleep 8 hours as I did in the past. I don't know what's happening now but it depresses me. All this, i swear, sucks.
This week I will call to a therapist, i need help with my anxiety... obviously.
Is as say the refrain...(sorry I don't know what this means) in a blacksmith's house make it a wood knife....Hopefully that was helpful any questions please ask. Good luck with your sleep!
0 votedApril 15, 20141- Christophe Colomb Christophe Colomb est né dans la république de Gênes (Italie) en 1451. C'était au cours de la Renaissance. Les gens faisaient des cartes de nouvelles terres. Ils construisaient des navires à explorer des endroits qu'ils n'avaient jamais visité auparavant. Ce fut un grand moment de découverte. Comme un adolescent, Christopher allé à la mer, a beaucoup voyagé et a finalement fait le Portugal de sa base. Son premier voyage dans l'océan Atlantique en 1476 a failli lui coûter la vie que la flotte commerciale qu'il naviguait avec a été attaqué par des corsaires français au large des côtes du Portugal. Son bateau a été brûlé et Columbus eu à nager jusqu'à la rive portugaise et faire son chemin à Lisbonne, au Portugal, où il finit par s'installer et épousa Felipa Perestrello. Le couple a eu un fils, Diego en 1480. Sa femme est morte peu de temps après et Columbus a déménagé en Espagne. Il avait un second fils Fernando né hors mariage en 1488 avec Beatriz Enriquez de Arana. En 1477 il a été engagé comme marin marchand pour le roi Jean II du Portugal. Portugal devenait importante dans les mers à l'époque comme elle a colonisé îles au large de sa côte et des liens avec les royaumes africains établi. Dans les années 1480 le Portugais a découvert l'océan Indien de l'autre côté de l'Afrique. Cela leur a donné une bonne route commerciale vers l'Inde et les rendait plus riche. Cela signifiait qu'ils pouvaient y arriver par la mer que la terre passe n'a pas été possible en raison des divers pays et royaumes en route. Pendant ce temps, de nombreux chercheurs en Europe pensaient que la terre était beaucoup plus petit qu'il ne l'est. Cela signifie que vous pouvez atteindre l'Inde en naviguant plus rapide à l'ouest au lieu de naviguer autour de l'Afrique. En raison de la récente inventer de la presse à imprimer (1455) Columbus a pu lire sur ces théories. Il a été fasciné par l'idée de naviguer à l'ouest avec la perspective de devenir riche en trouvant un passage plus rapide vers l'Asie.April 15, 201400
- How do you say 'The apple is red' in your language?
I got this idea from another post: http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/2007/11/07/how-to-learn-but-not-master-any-language-in-1-hour-plus-a-favor/
Apparently you can tell a lot about a language from translating these sentences. So it would be interesting if you could write them in your language to see the many differences. I'm just used to studying French and Spanish so I'm not aware of many the differences other languages have.
So if you have time could you translate these into your language or the one that you're studying. The above link details why they are useful for language learners.
The apple is red.
It is John’s apple.
I give John the apple.
We give him the apple.
He gives it to John.
She gives it to him.I must give it to him.
I want to give it to her.February 25, 2014112 For me if someone has the right over anything in this world it's over their own body and so no one should have the right to control another person's autonomy. I can't think of a more basic fundamental freedom. You will probably say that the foetus, zygote, etc has the same rights as a woman. Which throws up all kinds of horrible possible scenarios where in medical emergencies you might have to give equal weight to the life of a woman against a bunch of cells you could fit in a test tube. However I would argue that even if you do give human rights to a bundle of cells then still there is a valid case for abortion. Everyone has a right to their body and no one has the right to interfere so if for example you awoke to find a transplant patient had connected themselves to you to feed off your organs then you would still have the right to decide whether that was allowed to continue. It is afterall your body. It would be the strictest of authoritarian states which would take that right away from you.
I'd also like to add that banning abortion doesn't lead to fewer abortions it leads to more dead women. (http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/12/world/12abortion.html?_r=0)
0 votedDecember 24, 20130I think there are some difficult areas in abortion, like where the cut off point should be. I think abortions should be avoided and that's why I support sex education and easy access to contraception. Interestingly many groups who are against abortion are also against the promotion of condoms and sex education ( I mean proper sex ed) which makes me doubt that they really care about abortion but instead want to control women.
I think those who make blanket statements about that poor innocent baby haven't properly thought about it or researched it. Or have much empathy to the plight of some women. It's not so clear cut. I can't imagine the mental torment of having to be forced to be pregnant and give birth especially under situations of rape or incest. Imagine that in countries without abortion a woman who is raped suffers not only from the crushing experience of having some inflict that level of power control over them but in their body grows the painful reminder of what happened and they're totally helpless. It's a continuation of abuse. The state takes control over the woman's body by not allowing her autonomy to end the pregnancy. However those who support children who are raped to be forced to carry children against their physical and mental state although great sadist in my mind are at least consistent and not non-sensical like those who are against abortion but have exceptions for rape - if it's a human being it's a human being.
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