Miles |  Q. I was injured last year, can i claim for income replacement benefits?
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see a family physician right away..
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Parking lot accidents are no fault and you don`t lose points. Your insurance is usually not affected because charges are not laid.
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 Q. My friends with benefits partner is acting weird why? - i ve been seeing this guy whom we have a mutual understanding that we are friends with benefits. he has let me know that he is not looking for a relationship, while at the same time he does things that i find are questionable. for instance, i went over his house last week and my cell phone is on his couch and he picks it up and says "oh nice phone" ans starts going through my call log, he says its by accident but when he was going through my calls he was like really looking at what numbers was dialed, then he goes through my text messages, he says he was just checking out my new phone but i find it to be a little questionable.then i notice that he just stares at me all the time, in my eyes, face, he stared at me as i drove off from his house, he stares when i'm watching t.v.and out of nowhere he tells me "i know you wanted me to be be with you on your birthday but i don't do things at the last minute"..we're just friends with benefits so why do you care..it won't give me an answer, then the other night i called him on accident, this dude picked up on the first ring..lol..i hung up though.but the last time we talked i told him i don't think we"re compatible..our astrological signs, i told him i need me a and he cuts me off and says "you don't need anything you need to stop acting crazy and weird"..what does this tell you about this guy?
It tells me you need to find another friend. He doesn't sound like a good one.
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Q. Friends with benefits!!!? - a guy i casually know (we met randomly so neither of us know each others friends) and i decided to become friends with benefits this may. everything is good; no public display of affection, let each other know when we want to get together so there are no surprises at 1am, no leaving of items behind at the others place, and we've only spent one night together when i couldn't get a taxi home (i left promptly the next morning). he's 26 and i'm 20 which makes things a little weird if we were to hang out with either groups of our friends (all my friends are still in university and his careers so that's a big difference). we get along when we're alone for the most part and everything was great until june 1. this summer i got a job out of the city and have been away & will be until sept 1. i know he wants me to let him know when i'm back in the city so we can get together but i can't help but realize i like him a bit. i'm not sure if it's just me looking for reasons to say he likes me a bit too but it seems like he does.maybe he's jsut having fun and it comes off that way? after we messed around he would put his arm around me and lie next to me, put his feet near mine so they were stacked between mine, or stroke my arm/leg. i don't know if that's just him wanting post-sex cuddling and that's it or what. we don't text or anything unless we're going to get together & the one time by accident he said "fuck em all and come back to the city." (i was being silly about the oxyclean guy's death.) ugh. i just don't know. he always kisses me goodbye too which is nice cos it seems like he can't get enough of me but at the same time, maybe it's not the case. help em please!! i need to just hear some advice, even if it's 'just ignore your liking-him-a-little-bit and get over it" it mwould be helpful.
thanks :)
Getting to know someone whether it be through good 'fun', playing games, or just watching a movie and talking afterward, you both go through the same experience and have something in common at that time. Being in the silly situation you are in, my opinion is to get to know him if you don't know him already.
Talk to him privately/publicly however you feel appropriate. Getting to know him will help you get a stronger sense as to what type of man he is if he is. As it stands right now, you like him for his physical aspects and please don't fall into that trap because I don't want you to get hurt. Don't get me wrong, it's great that you have an interest, but it's even better to know what you are getting interested in.
I hate to say it, but most men out there are not what they appear to be. He may be older and can take responsibility, but you already know he just may be a friend with benefit. He may just see it that way and that is one of a man's dream, to just be able to have 'that' when he can with no commitment. If he is truly into you for who you are and not for what you do, then something will spark. You just need to be able to know and control yourself to know when enough is enough, because you are better than that.
Overall, good luck and always remember to stay safe :]
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Q. In need of man advice about my friends with benefits? - i ve been seeing this guy. we are basically friends with benefits. anyhow, from the start he told me he is not looking for a relationship, but we can hang out, go out that type of thing.anyhow we went out, became intimate,but he's starting to do weird things. for instance, i was over his house the last weekend, and he grabs my phone, and he's like "oh this is nice" and immediately starts going through my call log, he says it was a mistake but he was really looking at the numbers dialed, then he goes through my text messages, and he says "oh i'm just checking out your new phone"..it seemed really suspect.then on top of that he stares at me a lot espcially in my face, when he opened the door for me he just stood there and stared at me" he even stared at me as i drove off from his house. plus, he says he doesn't want to have sex with anyone else because his reason is because he's okay with just masterbating.lol.and when i try to leave, he tried to stop me and said"why are you leaving' but then later on he asks "i thought you were leaving" its confusing because when i try to leave he tells me not too, but then he turns around and asks me to when am i leaving.. and so i told him during a conversation "yeah i don't think our astrological signs are compatible and before i can finish he cuts me off and says "its because you need to stop acting crazy"..i haven't talked to him in a few days, but i called him on accident, and he picked up on the first ring..
This guy sounds like he has a couple of problems
1. Doesn't know what he wants
2. Very insecure
I suggest that you stop seeing him, since he will want you to act like you are in a relationship, but doesn't want to be in a relationship.
Yes I know that makes no sense, and that is why it will drive you crazy trying to figure out how to keep him happy.
Having any kind of relationship with a guy like that will be very difficult to maintain since you will constantly have to guess what he wants at any particular time. and he will only get worse if he is already checking your phone.
Save yourself the trouble and find a nice stable guy
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Q. Friends?? benefits?? feelings? - so i have a friend and we were talking about sex and it got pretty intense. next thing i know we wanted to have sex. we havent done it yet. but heres the thing. she hasnt had sex in over a year, since her boyfriend died in a train accident. if we had sex, what are the chances she'll get attached? and what other things could come about this?
I'd have to agree with Poppy on this one (especially since I am a woman). We tend to get more attached...especially when sex is involved. You don't want to hurt her...since she is surely still grieving over her boyfriend. Be honest with her!
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Q. I told my friend with benefits i loved him - by accident...? - i'm 17, and had always had feelings for him even before we entered a sexual relationship (well it's not much of a relationship). he's 19 (yes it's legal here in the uk) and i stupidly thought that if we slept together and were intimate he might start falling for me too. we're intimate with each other even after sex and usually talk about anything and everything. last night we were cuddling after sex and he started running his fingers through my hair. i sighed and told him i loved him, to which point he turned onto his back and it was silent. i'd just realised what i had said and felt so embarassed. i told him i realised it was late and got a taxi home. neither of us have said anything since, and i feel sick. what should i do? i really do love him..
This "friends with benefits" thing never did sound authentic to me. It smacks of a new-age euphemism for casual sex by irresponsible people...not that there's anything wrong with that. The fantasy, however, is that a male and a female can remain "just friends" even after sexual intercourse has entered the relationship. This is just "pie in the sky" thinking.
Sexual activity always redefines the relationship in ways which tend to be sharply different for the two sexes. Many men are capable of being a "friend with benefits," but very few women are. Now you are discovering why. Casual sex is easy for men...and quite difficult for women...precisely because of the feelings you are developing for the man you are having sex with.
You see, men don't have to be "in love" to have sex with a woman. But most women have to be either already "in love" or will fall in love very shortly after sex enters the picture. This has been your experience. It's in the genes and the social conditioning of men and women that this is the case. No amount of new-age balderdash will alter the human psychology of sex.
So, what you did when you told him "I love you" was to bring him back to psychosexual reality. His response was to turn away, which is a non-verbal way of telling you, "But I don't love you." Good. Now the cards are up on the table where everyone can see them.
My advice: stop trying to have the same psychosexual attitudes as a man. You're a woman and will always be quite different from men in this regard. Protect yourself from sexual abuse and being used as a sex object by men who aren't really very interested in you but are very interested in screwing you. And please be smart enough to reject this nonsense about "friends with benefits." The only one who benefits under such a re-definition of conventional male/female relationships is the man who can convince a woman that they can remain "just friends" after sex has entered the relationship. Wise up, girlie.
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Q. Can a disabled son receive social security benefits from a deceased father who abandoned him? - my friends father divorced his mother when he was in his early teens. my friend was in a severe car accident at age 21. his father has just recently passed and we are wondering if he is entiltled to any of his social securtity benefits?
If your friend became disabled before the age of 22, he would be eligible to receive benefits on his deceased father's record. Contact SS at 1-800-772-1213 .
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Q. Friends w/benefits??? feelings? help? - so i have a friend and we were talking about sex and it got pretty intense. next thing i know we wanted to have sex. we havent done it yet. but heres the thing. she hasnt had sex in over a year, since her boyfriend died in a train accident. if we had sex, what are the chances she'll get attached? and what other things could come about this?
she will cuz ur goin 2 b the next thing 2 comfort her.......u's bein 2getha will prob come out of that
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