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		<description><![CDATA[Susan asks… How does this appeal letter sound? Dear Sir or Madam reviewing this appeal: My name is Imma Poorgirl and I am writing to ask that you please consider reinstating my financial aid for the Spring/2010 term; my aid was dropped because due to my oversight, I fell below half time credits. This past [...]]]></description>
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<h2>How does this appeal letter sound?</h2>
<p>Dear Sir or Madam reviewing this appeal:</p>
<p>My name is Imma Poorgirl and I am writing to ask that you please consider reinstating my financial aid for the Spring/2010 term; my aid was dropped because due to my oversight, I fell below half time credits.<br />
This past year has been a very rough year for me financially. I have been unemployed and struggling to keep up with my mortgage and other bills, at one point I applied for food stamps (which I had never done/been on before) but missed it because at that time I made $25.40 too much a month.<br />
I finally landed full time employment in October yet by the time Spring/2010 started I had only been there for four months and was still trying to recover from the previous year as well as pay almost $400 in car repairs for my only mode of transportation.<br />
I ended up dropping two classes and falling below half time in Spring/2010 to make room to work overtime at my current job so that I could finally catch up.</p>
<p>I now realize that I should have consulted my academic adviser first before dropping classes and that nothing worth having comes <strong>easy</strong> and my degree from Gimmie Money U is something I definitely feel is worth having.<br />
thanks Murphy, they said you should follow a format like that for financial aid reinstatement they say it helps to have proof of paperwork and everything but i may tailor it more to what you suggested</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Sorry to hear about your troubles.<br />
Are you following a specific procedure that you&#8217;ve been advised to follow?  Or are you just shooting them this letter out of the blue?<br />
You want to be careful detailing all your tales of woe.  Unless someone has ASKED for all the gritty details, a laundry list of problems comes off sounding &#8220;blahblahblah&#8221; and like you think all this stuff has happened to Poor You.  The last thing they want to hear is another whiney college kid who didn&#8217;t read all their paperwork and thinks the world owes them something. </p>
<p>If I were making the decision on your financial aid I would rather read something like this:<br />
Please consider reinstating my financial aid.<br />
I have made some mistakes and experienced some financial setbacks which have caused me to struggle with transportation, rent, tuition, and grocery expenses.  I should have consulted my academic adviser before dropping classes in an effort to work more and regain financial solvency.<br />
I am working hard, along with help from &#8220;whatever free financial counselling service&#8221;  to practice balancing all the areas of my financial life, and I am making the most of every resource available.<br />
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Good luck with this, and if they don&#8217;t go for it, don&#8217;t be too discouraged.  Take a semester off, reapply for FA for the next semester, and work your tail off in the meantime so that you don&#8217;t have to go through this again.  I struggled in college, too.  Make sure you do everything in your power to do everything &#8220;right&#8221; and you can&#8217;t go wrong.</p>
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<h2>Please Help! Confusing feelings About Ex-Girlfriend! Feeling Really Trapped!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex, and lately I&#8217;ve felt like God&#8217;s deserted me even though I try to follow his teachings.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do?</p>
<p>-Please help torn college student</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">I think you should give this girl that wrote you a comment the best answer..she deserves it for reading this looooooong explanation&#8230;I wish you good luck&#8230;and never question God&#8217;s decisions or God&#8217;s will&#8230;remember that God works in your life through mysterious ways&#8230;</p>
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<h2>Feeling Let Down by Ex-Girlfriend and Confused! Please Help Me!!!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for even though her parents live 2 blocks away from campus), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes not only at where we go to school but to other colleges such as New York University and/or Chicago to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury. She also got a chance to study abroad twice.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Not only does she get all that stuff but her little sister and her brother get all the stuff they want to. Her sister basically gets everything my ex does like a new iPod at the same time my ex does and wears Abercrombie only also. However, if she doesn&#8217;t get her way at all, she always throws a fit (I&#8217;ve been there to witness it) until she gets her way. I don&#8217;t understand how she gets all this stuff either. Is it possible to get a life like this when her dad worked as an engineer for GM for 20 years and is now retired and her mom is a territorial manager for Johnson and Johnson?</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do? Am I even in her league at all?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">You gotta give this girl up.  I know what you are going through, I think I must have gone through exactly what you&#8217;re going through.    If she is able to come back to you, then that&#8217;d be great.  But the odds are against it, and you&#8217;ll find peace quicker by giving her up totally. </p>
<p>I know it probably kills you to see her now, all happy and without you, and all that.  I know its torture, actually. </p>
<p>But you are most likely not meant to be with her, and this energy between you two is just drawn-out stress.   </p>
<p>I know you are tired, probably never want to get up early or exercise, and all that&#8230; But since you are in business school, just force yourself to keep that whole thing going.    You&#8217;ll be so happy when you are done, and when your happiness returns you&#8217;ll attract different, better, longer lasting girls. </p>
<p>In the mean time, just cope and have fun when you can, but avoid this particular girl.  She was put on this earth to test you and delay you.  Get past it, I&#8217;m tellin you!      </p>
<p>Don&#8217;t worry about being a &#8220;C&#8221; student, except for the fact that it means you have to work hard.   That part sucks&#8230; But the grade itself really doesn&#8217;t matter to anyone  so long as you get your diploma in the end.   </p>
<p>You are in a rough phase.  Don&#8217;t expect ease or happiness right now.  Just drudge through it.   Like walking through cold snow to get to a destination.  You got your mission and you&#8217;ll get there. </p>
<p>As far as the hole in your heart goes, that never goes away, with or without a woman.   As long as you are on Earth, you will always have a weird feeling of separation from everything, except on the occasions where you are having a great group experience, like a concert or camping trip that is going great at the time.      </p>
<p>But right now, I don&#8217;t think anything will make you happy.  But I don&#8217;t think you&#8217;re doomed either. You just gotta get past this dark cloud you are walking though in the evolution of your life.    </p>
<p>Give up on this woman, and open yourself to receiving new women, whether they appear in 3 months or 2 years, doesn&#8217;t matter really.  Long as you just keep moving forward, in hard times like now, and easy times later.</p>
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<h2>Feeling Depressed because of ex? What should I do?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex, and lately I&#8217;ve felt like God&#8217;s deserted me even though I try to follow his teachings.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Hunny&#8230;&#8230;.I will unblock my email for you to email me..it&#8217;s almost 4 am and I have to be up and ready to leave soon.  I will get back to you ok///////email me and I will give you my main email address&#8230;It may not seem like it now, but when you find the one who was meant to be, you will wonder wtf was I thinking???????????  {{{{{{{{{{{{{HUGS}}}}}}}}}}}} Julia</p>
<p>EDIT&#8230;&#8230;..Unblocked now..sorry I fell asleep before I remembered to do it..,Please feel free to talk to me.  Once yoi find out you are not alone and what happened to me and many others like me..You will be grateful, once you do find your soul mate!!!!!!!!!!!!!</p>
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<h2>Please Help! Feeling Really Down and Confused!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex, and lately I&#8217;ve felt like God&#8217;s deserted me even though I try to follow his teachings.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do?</p>
<p>-Please help torn college student</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">First off size shouldn&#8217;t matter, it&#8217;s heart it sounds like the only reason you love her is because of her way of life not her personality&#8230; Find another girl! Girls like it when guys go for them and they usually hide their crushes well so maybe there is a girl that likes you but you are so concerned about your ex that you don&#8217;t even see her&#8230; And the bible says It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle  than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of heaven so maybe it&#8217;s for the better that you aren&#8217;t filthy stinkin&#8217; rich with money, the lord will always provide though&#8230; God bless!</p>
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<h2>Need Help with Ex!!! Please I am Desperate!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for even though her parents live 2 blocks away from campus), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes not only at where we go to school but to other colleges such as New York University and/or Chicago to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury. She also got a chance to study abroad twice.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Not only does she get all that stuff but her little sister and her brother get all the stuff they want to. Her sister basically gets everything my ex does like a new iPod at the same time my ex does and wears Abercrombie only also. However, if she doesn&#8217;t get her way at all, she always throws a fit (I&#8217;ve been there to witness it) until she gets her way. I don&#8217;t understand how she gets all this stuff either. Is it possible to get a life like this when her dad worked as an engineer for GM for 20 years and is now retired and her mom is a territorial manager for Johnson and Johnson?</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do? Am I even in her league at all?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">With all the turmoil you are in, I would say yes, you should stay away for a while. It&#8217;s really hard to remain friends with an ex unless a lor of time has passed.</p>
<p>I wouldn&#8217;t necessarily consider her blessed with things from God. She&#8217;s spoiled and so are her siblings. It&#8217;s going to be very hard on them when they hear &#8220;no&#8221; in the real world.</p>
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<h2>option on my plan to save America?</h2>
<p>all poiticians do is debate and try to stab each other in the back without getting anything done. here is a list i assemled that i think covers what this country needs to do to get back on the right track. please take a little time to comment on how it could be changed and what party it (or pieces of it) are most like. </p>
<p>•Cut down on the deficit; create a budget with no more than 100bil in debt in 25 years. oDo not increase taxes but decrease loopholes<br />
oCut spending on wasteful projects<br />
•Cut back on government agencies either by consolidation or elimination.<br />
•Create laws or a separate agency/entity that removes pork from bills<br />
oCreate government “watchdog” campaign composed of members from all parties<br />
•Stop all tax breaks for US companies that have ½ or more of either personnel or assets overseas.<br />
•Invest in America’s future by providing subsidies to clean and renewable energy, this decreases our spending on foreign oil<br />
•Legalize hemp. The production will have many uses commercially and all products can be taxed to further reduce the deficit<br />
•Create more jobs by repairing roads and revamping transportation systems.<br />
•Create more positions to monitor energy such as well inspectors to keep environmental tragedies to a minimum<br />
•Limit our stake in international wars.<br />
oStop promoting dictators that are “US friendly”<br />
•Create more regulation on “big companies” such as large banks and multibillion dollar corporations to keep them honest<br />
•Restrict <strong>credit</strong> card companies from high interest rates.<br />
•Reworking or replacement of No Child Left Behind<br />
•Rework the immigration laws to more forcibly enforce no illegal immigrants but make the process of becoming a legal immigrant easier.<br />
•Raise the retirement age to 68 or 70 and repay the “borrowed” money from the fund with some budget &lt; 50 years.<br />
•Decrease (not elimination!) spending on low yield science applications such as NASA<br />
•Decrease imports from countries such as china<br />
•Increase exports and create beneficial trade agreements such as with South Korea<br />
these are kinda like &quot;planks&quot; that i think should be goals for the govenment, not all are <strong>easy</strong> but i think that they will be the easiest in the long run. the tax system we have now would work and even decrease the deficit if it were all enforced. many companies are able to get outrageous governemt subsidies to offset taxes or hire lawyers to find loopholes. if we made them pay the full rate of thier taxes it would make a considerable dent. </p>
<p>to my knowledge no company taxes exports, just imports. and because of our trade agreements, (such as Nafta) we cant even impose those. china, our main importer (and our main loan source) would not be too keen if we were to put a tarif on thier goods so just decreasing what we buy from them is the only solution.</p>
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<h2>Feeling Depressed because of ex? What should I do?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex, and lately I&#8217;ve felt like God&#8217;s deserted me even though I try to follow his teachings.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Pull one of the legs out from under that insurmountable place in your mind where she resides. She is human just like everyone else. Al that running on blah blah blah &#8230; Do what makes you happy and she will do the same if you happen to intersect the same plane in space wow what a bonus. Live it for you and no one else.</p>
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<h2>Need Help with Ex-Girlfriend Problem! Please!!!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex, and lately I&#8217;ve felt like God&#8217;s deserted me even though I try to follow his teachings.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do?</p>
<p>-Please help torn college student</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Maybe she has decided to make some changes for herself for whatever reasons.  Maybe you were just an interesting, entertaining, even fruitful way to  pass some time for a while. You present yourself as a person with a lot to offer, You ought to concentrate on your studies and keep moving up that ladder. There will be bunches of honeys down the road and this present situation will be just a pleasant memory blip on the radar of your well-rounded view of who you are and what life is all about.  </p>
<p>They say opposites attract, but sometimes not. Your spiritual positions seem like more than a little friction material. Her silver spoon, the sweat of your brain and brow. Might be like oil and water.</p>
<p>Hey! What the heck is wrong with working for American Eagle?<br />
Hey! What the heck is wrong with being Asian?<br />
Maybe some of the problem lies within your self-perceptions around these areas.<br />
Get a grip. Man up and move on! Do some flirting your darn self!</p>
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<h2>Help With Ex Please! Need Advice! Really Desperate!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for even though her parents live 2 blocks away from campus), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes not only at where we go to school but to other colleges such as New York University and/or Chicago to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury. She also got a chance to study abroad twice.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Not only does she get all that stuff but her little sister and her brother get all the stuff they want to. Her sister basically gets everything my ex does like a new iPod at the same time my ex does and wears Abercrombie only also. However, if she doesn&#8217;t get her way at all, she always throws a fit (I&#8217;ve been there to witness it) until she gets her way. I don&#8217;t understand how she gets all this stuff either. Is it possible to get a life like this when her dad worked as an engineer for GM for 20 years and is now retired and her mom is a territorial manager for Johnson and Johnson?</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do? Am I even in her league at all?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">I&#8217;d say that you are out of her league.  And that&#8217;s basically why she dumped you.</p>
<p>Your only advantage of being good at making money is useless to her.  Because she already has all the money she needs from her parents.  And it&#8217;s her parents who have blessed her so much both genetically and with money.  It&#8217;s nice to have successful parents who take care of you so much.</p>
<p>I suggest that you find a girl who doesn&#8217;t have rich parents and who needs the money.  And then your advantage of being good with money will make you attractive to her.</p>
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<h2>Please Help! Having Problems with Ex-Girlfriend!!!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for even though her parents live 2 blocks away from campus), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes not only at where we go to school but to other colleges such as New York University and/or Chicago to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do? Am I even in her league at all?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Well bro first of all people that don&#8217;t have to work for anything they get usually fail when they are faced with that. Second if you guys dated a lot in between then there&#8217;s defiantly a chance. Just be upfront with her on the subject and hope for the best. Good luck bro</p>
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<h2>Feeling Really Strange around Ex&#8230;Please Help Me Everyone! So Depressed!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for even though her parents live 2 blocks away from campus), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes not only at where we go to school but to other colleges such as New York University and/or Chicago to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury. She also got a chance to study abroad twice.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Not only does she get all that stuff but her little sister and her brother get all the stuff they want to. Her sister basically gets everything my ex does like a new iPod at the same time my ex does and wears Abercrombie only also. However, if she doesn&#8217;t get her way at all, she always throws a fit (I&#8217;ve been there to witness it) until she gets her way. I don&#8217;t understand how she gets all this stuff either. Is it possible to get a life like this when her dad worked as an engineer for GM for 20 years and is now retired and her mom is a territorial manager for Johnson and Johnson?</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do? Am I even in her league at all?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">WHAT THE FRENCH TOAST!!!!! God does not let people down, what your mouth</p>
<p>He blesses all kinds of people and that is not for you to judge</p>
<p>Yes you should stay far away from her because you are not stable minded</p>
<p>WHO cares what color she is.. COLOR does not matter, you are showing your immature side once again</p>
<p>Yes all kinds of relationships work out</p>
<p>You should stop bothering her and not you are not in her league</p>
<p>Seriously, find happiness elsewhere and stop beating a dead horse</p>
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<h2>Need Help with Feelings Towards Ex! Please Help!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for even though her parents live 2 blocks away from campus), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes not only at where we go to school but to other colleges such as New York University and/or Chicago to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury. She also got a chance to study abroad twice.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Not only does she get all that stuff but her little sister and her brother get all the stuff they want to. Her sister basically gets everything my ex does like a new iPod at the same time my ex does and wears Abercrombie only also. However, if she doesn&#8217;t get her way at all, she always throws a fit (I&#8217;ve been there to witness it) until she gets her way. I don&#8217;t understand how she gets all this stuff either. Is it possible to get a life like this when her dad worked as an engineer for GM for 20 years and is now retired and her mom is a territorial manager for Johnson and Johnson?</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do? Am I even in her league at all?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">It seems like your feelings for her have less to do with who she is as a person, and more to do with some ideal lifestyle that you have for yourself. It doesn&#8217;t seem like you want to be with her for the right reasons.</p>
<p>But&#8230;<br />
I just ended a 10 year marriage after New Years 2009 (check my question history), and I am already in a much better place because I did the stuff I&#8217;m going to tell you.<br />
If you want to win her back or to get over her, first you have to stop wallowing around in self-pity. Pick yourself up by your bootstraps, and convince yourself that this is the right thing. If you are still in contact with her, tell her that you&#8217;ve decided that this break-up is the best thing, and it&#8217;s time you both go your seperate ways. I know it&#8217;s counter-intuitive, but this will work &#8212; trust me.</p>
<p>Go out and get yourself some nice clothes &#8212; new cologne, new deodorant, a new haircut &#8212; become the man all girls would want, including her. Walk it, talk it, become it.</p>
<p>Start dating. This will make you feel more confident about yourself, and she will see how well you&#8217;re doing for yourself and it will pique her curiosity. You don&#8217;t want to get a hold of her and say &#8220;hey, I&#8217;ve been going on a lot of dates.&#8221; That&#8217;s not the point. The point is to work on YOU.</p>
<p>After a month of not talking to her, give her a call. If she doesn&#8217;t answer, don&#8217;t leave a voice mail. Wait a couple of days, then try it again. If after a week, she still doesn&#8217;t answer, then put it off for another couple of weeks and try again. If she does answer, then be cordial. Ask her how she&#8217;s doing &#8212; don&#8217;t rehash any old issues, keep the conversation positive. Ask her if she has 30 to 60 minutes to sit down for coffee or something. Nothing too involving. If she declines, then say OK. If she agrees, then set up a time and place. Once there, stick to the 30 minutes, and keep it fun. At some time during that date, make it a point to touch her &#8212; like she has something in her hair, or lint on her shirt. That will re-establish an affectionate relationship.<br />
At the end of the date, let her know you had a fun time. If she would like to do it again, then accept. If not, then try calling her in a couple of days, just like before.<br />
On the 2nd date, be a little more involved; go out to dinner, a museum, etc. At the end of the date, ask if she would like to come over for a few minutes to listen to a new CD you got or something. If she declines, say something like, &#8220;you&#8217;re not afraid of a little music, are you?&#8221;<br />
If she accepts, once you&#8217;re at home, make a little contact with her again. This will, once again, re-establish an affectionate relationship. The goal really is to have sex. If she has sex with you, she will, once again, be emotionally involved with you, because women associate sex with emotions. The trick works for women too &#8212; except their goal would be to establish the emotional commitment first.<br />
Anyway, I hope this all helps. Good luck.</p>
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<h2>Confused about feelings towards ex-girlfriend! Please help me! ?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex, and lately I&#8217;ve felt like God&#8217;s deserted me even though I try to follow his teachings.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do?</p>
<p>-Please help torn college student</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Just work on yourself first. It is hard but you have to let her go. You will feel better and less pressure. It takes time and you will find someone even better than her. GL</p>
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<h2>Need Help with Ex-Girlfriend! Mixed and Confused Emotions! Please Help!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for even though her parents live 2 blocks away from campus), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes not only at where we go to school but to other colleges such as New York University and/or Chicago to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do? Am I even in her league at all?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Money cant buy you everything so what ifher parents are richer than yours that doesnt make them better your parents are equally as good they are bringinging you up to realise the true values in life and to appreciate the meaning of money and theneed to look after finances you follow your parents guide lines and youll develop into a successfull level headed man.at presant you may be feeling down but you wont feel like this forever start going to the gym again start enjoying life again if you and her are meant to be together you will despite different backgrounds you sound a really lovelly guy you just lack confidence in yourself remember nobody is better than anyone else we are all the same on the inside when you start having more faith and confidence in yourself you will see the world and people from a different perspective and they will see you for the decent hardworking person you are</p>
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<h2>While turning rentals into a business, should I make personal property business property?</h2>
<p>I own two houses which I rent.  Net for these is about $1200. month after allowances for depreciation/future repairs, PITI paid.  I spend an average of about 20 hours a week maintaining these. (Sometimes 40+, sometimes less than 5).  Having 4 kids it would be impossible for me to also hold a normal-hours job.  I miss out on the earned income <strong>credit</strong> for taxes because my income as it is set up, is not considered to be &#8220;earned&#8221;!  Also, I miss other benefits for the kids the way it is now. Since I defintely earn this income, I want to set the property up as a business, and take a normal paycheck from it.  But I have a question first:  Will the business become the &#8220;owner&#8221; of the property? And if so, will the mortgage have to be converted into a new owner (LLC/ business&#8217; name?)  OR should I set the business up as a &#8220;Property Management&#8221; company and manage the finances of the business in the business name, leaving the mortgages and real estate in my name?  I feel like it needs to be turned into the business property.  Also: one home is co-owned so, should I turn my half into the business name while retaining the other owner as co-owner?  What will the banks say?  It might also look better turning this into a business because i want to expand and it will be easier to get a business loan on a profitable business when all the records are separated from mine.<br />
I did not consider it to be a sham business, most of the people I talked to said it would be a wise descision to do that. Aren&#8217;t there corporations that own Shopping Malls, etc? You can&#8217;t say the managers aren&#8217;t taking normal paychecks..</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Absolutely. It&#8217;s personal protection. </p>
<p>Say if someone slips and break hip from a leak somewhere in your place. Sues and wins BIG money. Sure you have insurance, but what if the insurance found a problem with coverage and don&#8217;t pay you? You will lose as much property (all of your stuff, including your own house, unless you declare homestead, your car, your bank account, and every other asset) as it takes to pay off the settlement&#8230; UNLESS you let an LLC own the property. LLC takes the fall, and LLC owns nothing except the property. Your personal assets are NOT at risk (unless you are somehow held PERSONALLY at risk, different problem). </p>
<p>Consult a real estate / asset protection lawyer, even better if he is good in business law and corporations.</p>
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<h2>Need Help Understanding Ex-Girlfriend! Please Help! Confused!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for even though her parents live 2 blocks away from campus), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes not only at where we go to school but to other colleges such as New York University and/or Chicago to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury. She also got a chance to study abroad twice.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Not only does she get all that stuff but her little sister and her brother get all the stuff they want to. Her sister basically gets everything my ex does like a new iPod at the same time my ex does and wears Abercrombie only also. However, if she doesn&#8217;t get her way at all, she always throws a fit (I&#8217;ve been there to witness it) until she gets her way. I don&#8217;t understand how she gets all this stuff either. Is it possible to get a life like this when her dad worked as an engineer for GM for 20 years and is now retired and her mom is a territorial manager for Johnson and Johnson?</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do? Am I even in her league at all?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Stop comparing yourself and your life to hers.  She gets everything handed to her&#8211;you work for what you have, and your parents have instilled you with a work ethic.  Though you still care for your ex, and though she may be a fine person, it could be time to move on to someone who shares your views, and who does not make you feel out of your league.  This whole issue is dragging you down and depressing you to the point where your marks and your health (physical and mental) is suffering.  It&#8217;s time for a change.  Get rid of that burden that really isn&#8217;t yours to carry.</p>
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<h2>Please Help! Really Desperate for Advice about Ex! Need all Help!!!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for even though her parents live 2 blocks away from campus), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes not only at where we go to school but to other colleges such as New York University and/or Chicago to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury. She also got a chance to study abroad twice.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Not only does she get all that stuff but her little sister and her brother get all the stuff they want to. Her sister basically gets everything my ex does like a new iPod at the same time my ex does and wears Abercrombie only also. However, if she doesn&#8217;t get her way at all, she always throws a fit (I&#8217;ve been there to witness it) until she gets her way. I don&#8217;t understand how she gets all this stuff either. Is it possible to get a life like this when her dad worked as an engineer for GM for 20 years and is now retired and her mom is a territorial manager for Johnson and Johnson?</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do? Am I even in her league at all?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">What you have to do is stop thinking about her so much and focus on yourself. You could have anything you want you just have to put your energy into focusing on yourself. She is not thinking about you, she&#8217;s thinking about herself and you should do the same. I know what it is to care about someone and they don&#8217;t care about you, but you need to convince yourself that you are the most important person in your life right now.You waste too many brain cells on things that are meaningless. Grow up and stop thinking about cell phones and bull****. You have an opportunity to be successful and you are going to piss your life away because of some spoiled bitch. You have to be selfish sometimes, and God has nothing to do with it, some people are just lucky. Be strong and concentrate on your studies and stop wasting your life on that bitch. Only the strong survive.</p>
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<h2>PLEASE Help! Confusing Ex-girlfriend Situation! Need advice!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex, and lately I&#8217;ve felt like God&#8217;s deserted me even though I try to follow his teachings.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do?</p>
<p>-Please help torn college student</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">First off- I don&#8217;t want to sound rude and disrespectful but man, you have to grow some balls. I&#8217;m 22 and my girlfriend is turning 21. We&#8217;re both Catholic and sure as hell living it up. I used to be like that. Having self-pity, thinking I&#8217;m not that attractive. But you know what, I grew up and learned to work with what I have. My girlfriend and I are both in school full-time and work full-time. We each have motivation. We go to the gym, we go out to eat, we hang out with our own friends from time to time, and we love ourselves. My girl is white and I&#8217;m asian. We both come from very wealthy families, when they found out that we were dating, they cut us out from any inheritance. By all means, we motivated and supported each other. We&#8217;re both almost done with school. We both own our own business that is successful and we are planning on buying a house fairly soon.</p>
<p>If you want what other people have. You need to start pulling it together and work for it. Not all rich parents are giving things to their children. And the whole issue with God- he treats everyone fairly. Your ex is active and involved whereas you aren&#8217;t. Get in the game if you want to start living. There&#8217;s no sense to swallow yourself in pity. Goodluck with all you do!</p>
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<h2>Interesting problem and Confused with Ex-Girlfriend! Please Help! I Need all Advice!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex, and lately I&#8217;ve felt like God&#8217;s deserted me even though I try to follow his teachings.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do?</p>
<p>-Please help torn college student</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">You know, everyone isn&#8217;t always as happy as they seem. I&#8217;m an atheist too, but I don&#8217;t have a problem with religion. You need to step back and look at how you react to people. God isn&#8217;t going to do everything for you, you have to make it on your own sometimes. Try to join communities at your college, ask some people you might be interested in out, your putting to much time in your ex and what she has. People are born with different advantages, you should just wait and see what yours are. Maybe your to busy worrying about your ex that you haven&#8217;t had time to look at what you have.<br />
Go back out into the world, start working out again, go to interesting classes, find new people to hang out with. Your ex may seem to have everything, but I bet you she really doesn&#8217;t.<br />
From what you have said, it sounds like your ex is moving on, I think you should do the same. I think being around your ex has made you too self conscious, but think of it from a girls perspective, would a pretty girl, who could get anything or anyone she wants, go out with an ugly guy? I don&#8217;t think so. Trust me, I know school can be hard, and money is tight, and you know how everyone says that being young is soo great, well it&#8217;s really not, right? As if we didn&#8217;t have enough troubles as teenagers, but now we have to go through this? But everyone has troubles, everyone.<br />
Spend more time around other people, I hope this helps, and if you have any more problems, I would love to help.</p>
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<h2>In a weird situation with my cheating Father in Law. How would you deal with this?</h2>
<p>My wife is close to her family and every other weekend we go up to her parents to visit with the kids.</p>
<p>This year her sister&#8217;s family (2 kids and a Husband) moved back in with her parents to pay off their debt and save up for a down payment on a house.</p>
<p>So my Father in law and myself on a friendly but not close relationship. My mother in law is great lady. One of the nicest women you will ever meet, Her only flaw is she is very submissive and passive when it comes to conflict.</p>
<p>My wife told me that her mother and her sister both told her that their dad was cheating with some trailer park girl. He lies about it all the time to them, but the evidence is fairly clear. </p>
<p>We have an older guy who hates any new technology sneaking around to email her. The Sent Emails (which he doesn&#8217;t know he needs to delete to cover his tracks) has romantic, borderline sexual emails. He hides his cell phone. He says he goes to the doctor or the casino but his <strong>credit</strong> card slips for that day are in another city all together. There are even non nude but sexy posed photos he hiding in his car of her.</p>
<p>To make things worse, the other woman has been calling the house to speak with my father in law WITH my MOTHER IN LAW STILL IN THE HOUSE.</p>
<p>My in laws are older people and my mother in law is the only one that works. She also does all the cooking, cleaning, shopping, bills, laundry, and house repairs. My father in law sleeps and goes to the casino.</p>
<p>I&#8217;ve intentionally tried to stay out of the loop and stay neutral.</p>
<p>Recently, my mother in law put her foot down and reamed out my father in law. She shut down his cell phone. Had my brother in law block the other woman&#8217;s emails. Blocked her number from calling the house. My father in Law swears up and down that he is done with the other woman.</p>
<p>The problem is he is asking me (because he thinks I have no clue what he is up to), to help get him a new phone, or setup a new email address for him. I&#8217;m a tech guy and he knows this is no big deal for me to help him out.</p>
<p>I have no problem helping out with repairs around the house or helping out my inlaws. I enjoy making their lives easier&#8230;especially my mother in law. However, I do not want to help this man cheat,and I also want to stay neutral. </p>
<p>I&#8217;ve ducked out of the room whenever he asked me things of that nature and tell him I&#8217;ll get back to him, or refer him to my brother in law who I know won&#8217;t help him.</p>
<p>He is getting a little more pushy to get me to help him.</p>
<p>How do I get him to back off while staying neutral?<br />
My wife is trying to stay neutral as well. She is not the confrontational type. </p>
<p>Her sister and her family don&#8217;t intervene because they are guests at the house while they regroup and don&#8217;t want to get kicked out.</p>
<p>He is also a violent man and is not above beating his wife, daughters, or grand kids when he throws a tantrum.</p>
<p>He does fear me. But it too many years reach this level of being friendly and neutral. I just don&#8217;t want to get involved or get pulled in via my wife. She gets ticked that this is happening to a great woman like her mom, but doesn&#8217;t want to get banned from the house, or get involved.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Make sure you tell your wife&#8230; Its best to let her handle it&#8230; Right now you want to be in your wifes good graces, not her father.</p>
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<p>ok here is the deal. I have a running car  but my <strong>credit</strong> is horrible and i had some medical issues, so im not able to pay my car payment or my medical bills or pay back the money i owe for the repairs at the same time. I tried to sell my car but no one would buy it. I can&#8217;t take out a loan because i have bad <strong>credit</strong>. Do you have any advise on what i should do.My monthly payments are 427.58 and i don&#8217;t make enough a month to effort everything so im like 2 months behind on my car payment. Thats why i was looking for a cheap car so i could just give the car back to the dealership and have no payments and it would be easier for me to pay all my bills. Do you have any advise or maybe anyway you can help me?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">For your medical bills, just pay as one of the posters stated $10-$20 per month. </p>
<p>For your car, I would call to get your payoff amount and then take your car to Carmax to see what they would buy it for. If you have some equity (which is rare), then you might be able to sell it to them and purchase a &#8216;beater&#8217; with the cash to get you by for awhile. You will also be able to drop full coverage insurance since you no longer have a loan. </p>
<p>If you have no equity, then your choices are limited. You will not qualify for another car if you have bad credit and are 2 months behind on your current loan. You might find better answers if you posted a question like this in the Personal Finance category of Yahoo Answers.</p>
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<h2>Questions about bringing my wife from the Dominican Republic?</h2>
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<p>I’m a US citizen that met a girl in the Dominican Republic around 3 years ago, married her this summer (July) and want to bring her to New York where I reside.</p>
<p>I filed for the i130 document and received an approval notice (preliminary), the person helping us in this matter filed recently an i129f document which would help my spouse arrive here while we wait for the process.</p>
<p>I am a 23 year old, make around $16,000 a year on free lance computer repairs. However I have never reported taxes and am sure that will be an issue.<br />
I rent a room in a house, have a vehicle, pay all my bills on time, have good <strong>credit</strong>.<br />
My sister can write up a letter from her company stating that my wife is assured a job there once she arrives. </p>
<p>Person I had in mind as a co-signer is a close cousin who makes around 60K a year. However he co-signed for his wife&#8217;s brother a few years ago (now her brother is here) and he recently co-signed for another family member that wants to come here.</p>
<p>My questions are the following:<br />
-How would my tax issue affect this?<br />
(Should I pay now, or tax season?)<br />
-I would have to declare a bit more than what I make to meet requirements and pay the adjusted tax right? (<br />
believe its $18,000 or so)<br />
-Is my cousin an option as a co-signer? Or should I find someone else with less obligation?</p>
<p>Well that&#8217;s about it, I really appreciate your time, Thank you very much.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">You should always pay taxes when due, never in advance.<br />
If you declare more then you pay  more,, kinda stupid in paying more taxes&#8230; They take enough&#8230;..<br />
If your cousin will sign and it goes through then there is no problem&#8230; </p>
<p>You can go here to check&#8230;&#8230;..</p>
<p>Www.us-immigration.com<br />
uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm<br />
immigration.gov</p>
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<h2>Need A lot of Advice about Confusing Ex! Please Help Me! I am Desperate!!!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for even though her parents live 2 blocks away from campus), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes not only at where we go to school but to other colleges such as New York University and/or Chicago to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury. She also got a chance to study abroad twice.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Not only does she get all that stuff but her little sister and her brother get all the stuff they want to. Her sister basically gets everything my ex does like a new iPod at the same time my ex does and wears Abercrombie only also. However, if she doesn&#8217;t get her way at all, she always throws a fit (I&#8217;ve been there to witness it) until she gets her way. I don&#8217;t understand how she gets all this stuff either. Is it possible to get a life like this when her dad worked as an engineer for GM for 20 years and is now retired and her mom is a territorial manager for Johnson and Johnson?</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do? Am I even in her league at all?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Wowserz, she seems like she will be getting no where in life with begin independent. You don&#8217;t need a girl like that, remind yourself, you do not want to be putting up with a girl like her, she seems stuck up and ungrateful..who cares how much she has, god made you the way you are because he has big plans for you, but you have to believe it!! God made her like that because she needs help&#8230;don&#8217;t worry about ther love life, it may be hardd..being lonely sometimes..but your time will come dont rush nature&#8230;just go with the flow of the river, rocks will be thrown but you will flow right pass them..I&#8217;m sure your strong, dont let it get you down.<br />
Keep doing your day job!! Forget her, remember who you aare..and theres no comparison between you to..<br />
You probably have a much better family life with yours than she does with her own, and thats most important.<br />
Her parents..seem..like they dont know what there doing, and its annoying, but we learn to live with people like them, and thaats life.</p>
<p>-hope the words of a high school student help =D<br />
strength, leads to succes&#8230;</p>
<p>P.s. Your way out of her league, why?<br />
Your beyond her, you have MUCH MUCHH MORE than you can see!</p>
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<h2>Depressing and Confusing Ex-Girlfriend Problem! Please Help Me!?</h2>
<p>Hi guys I know this is pretty long but please help me out if you can find it in your heart to aid a really down college student.</p>
<p>I will choose a best answer and dish out points whenever possible</p>
<p>Alright so basically, my ex-girlfriend and I broke up like 3 months ago because she said that she needed time to &#8220;grow up&#8221;. Basically, we decided to still be friends because we really still like each other and get along great. However, I am still very much in love with her.</p>
<p>The problem is that lately I&#8217;ve been feeling really down around my ex and kind of jealous and I don&#8217;t know why. She&#8217;s basically perfect at everything. She&#8217;s very attractive because a lot of guys flirt with her, wears size 00 pants, exercises constantly, her parents are wealthier than mine as she lives in a half a million dollar house and her dad retired at the age of 48, she always gets whatever she wants (material-wise) i.e. she has two pairs of Uggs, wears all Abercrombie clothing, gets the newest iPod every year, breaks her cell phone at least 3 times a year, has two pairs of Sperry type shoes, and gets Tiffany and Co. jewelry costing around $175 once a year (She gets all this stuff usually for Christmas or just because presents but she always gets whats on her list of wants), she makes friends easily, has time to join lots of clubs in college, works as a store model for Abercrombie and has a higher GPA than me while majoring in journalism, and sometimes I feel like she has all of God&#8217;s blessing even though she is extremely atheist.</p>
<p>However, I am the complete opposite as I always work for what I get. I&#8217;m in one of the top 10 business schools in the nation but struggle to maintain a 3.0 GPA and spend most of my time studying, I haven&#8217;t met very many people in college because I&#8217;m trying to save money by living at home with my parents (my ex lives in the dorms which her parents pay for even though her parents live 2 blocks away from campus), I spend all my free time at home, I don&#8217;t find myself as attractive because I&#8217;ve only worked for American Eagle and I am Asian, my parents want me to earn things so I have to work to pay for my clothes, cell phone, car repairs and other stuff I want unlike my ex.</p>
<p>I just feel crappy to the point that I&#8217;ve been unmotivated to study and I want to sleep all day. I&#8217;ve stopped going to the gym and I have been wallowing in my own self-pity, I&#8217;m always wishing that my parents were a lot richer because my ex gets to finish college at her own pace while I&#8217;m pressured to finish in 4 while her parents can also afford to let her take summer classes not only at where we go to school but to other colleges such as New York University and/or Chicago to make her workload easier while I don&#8217;t have that luxury.</p>
<p>The only thing I feel like I have an advantage over her is that I know how to invest and save my money better than her because she can&#8217;t save her own money at all. She doesn&#8217;t even know how the basic definition of a stock or how a <strong>credit</strong> and debit card work. I am very ambitious and always look for ways to make extra money through investing and saving but I always still feel down because I know that she&#8217;ll still get ahead of me in the future because her father is already investing money for her for her retirement in the thousands already.</p>
<p>Despite all this I feel like God&#8217;s let me down. Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him? Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her? She is white and we&#8217;ve known each other for 4 years and dated each other for 2 and a half years. Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again? Why do I feel this way? I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do? Am I even in her league at all?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Why does he bless people that don&#8217;t believe in him?<br />
What the French Toast is wrong with you, you are in no position to question God and what he does in ones life</p>
<p>Should I stay away from my ex even though I still love her?<br />
Yes you should because you have lots of things to sort out in your head</p>
<p>Can a relationship with 2 different people like this work out again?<br />
What does race or color matter.  You seem very immature. Maybe that is why the relationship will fail.</p>
<p>Why do I feel this way?<br />
Maybe you should consult a licensed therapist to help you sort out serious issues in your life</p>
<p>I get really jealous because no girls flirt with me at college compared to guys hitting on her. What should I do?<br />
Seek a support group or seek a therapist</p>
<p>Am I even in her league at all?<br />
Is she a super life form?!? What does that question even mean.  You need self esteem and should try and figure out why you do not have it</p>
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<h2>Car gets repo&#8217;d &#8211; consequences?</h2>
<p>I&#8217;m digging out of a mountain of debt brought on by a chronic illness, and one of the things I&#8217;m going to have to do to reach that goal is to sell my car and get out of having a car payment. The amount still owed on the car is about $1100 less than blue book, so it seemed like that should be <strong>easy</strong> to do. However, tonight, I had some prospective buyers take it to a mechanic, and he claimed it needed $1900 in repairs for problems brought on, in his opinion, by the after market parts I had installed (CAI, cat-back, Eibach springs). Presuming this is all true and I&#8217;d have to spend 2k to get out of the car payment, I have to admit, I&#8217;m wondering what the consequence of just calling Chase and telling them to take it would be. Now, I&#8217;m not an idiot, I know it would be bad. But, in my situation, where I have years of missed filing taxes, narrowly just the other day avoiding foreclosure, etc&#8230; (all issues I&#8217;ve got people working on for me, lawyers and otherwise) how much worse would just handing the keys back to the bank really make things? My <strong>credit</strong> is horrendous at this point.. how much worse would this really be? Just curious to hear input from anyone with experience in the area, either having gone through it or working in collections.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">The bank will take the car and sell it at auction. They will subtract what they get from what you owe +administrative fees + any towing and storage charges, etc. They will sell it for about 1/3 of the blue book value, usually. Then they will try to collect the rest from you. Obviously, You are not going to pay for a car that was repossessed. What you are talking about is called a voluntary repossession, so it still goes on your credit as a repo. Big deal if it&#8217;s already totally messed up.</p>
<p>Now here comes the kicker that really sucks and there is nothing you can do about it. After about a year, the bank will write it off as an un collectible debt. ( a charge off or I 9 account ) they will report that to the IRS. The IRS will take whatever the charged off amount is and consider it as income to you. They will come after you for the taxes on that amount of income. This usually happens 2 or 3 years down the road, when you least expect it.</p>
<p>That&#8217;s how it works, but you gotta do what you gotta do. On the other hand there is the possibility of filing chapter 7 bankruptcy.</p>
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<h2>Realtor.com shows lots of houses for sale at bargain prices. How can we tell which are honest?</h2>
<p>To qualify to buy a house twice as big as the one we have now, we have to sell this one first, then apply for a mortgage prequalification, then shop for the bigger house.  If we apply first, the present monthly mortgage payment would disqualify us for the bigger house.</p>
<p>But what if we sell this house, then discover all those bargain houses have problems, such as needing extensive repairs or being perpetual short sales?</p>
<p>The place we want to buy a bigger house is far away, but we also have the option of just keeping this house and staying here.</p>
<p>We want to sell while the tax <strong>credit</strong> is in effect, because it can make it easier to sell faster.  If it expires, we will just give up and stay put.</p>
<p>So our real question is how we decide how cheaply to sell this house, without knowing how cheap houses really are where we want to go.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">It is always best to consider with some skepticism any advise of a person who profits by your purchase.  I have always invested in a private appraisal &#8211; sure it might cost a couple hundred dollars &#8211; far cheaper than over paying for a house &#8211; far cheaper.    Also after seeing a house I am interested in I always go without the realtor and talk to the neighbors.  A Sunday afternoon works well for this.  &#8220;Hi, my name is Thomas and I am considering buying the house on the corner.  Do you know anything about it and the neighborhood?&#8221;  They may be friends with the owner, but most people cannot resist being asked their opinion and you will learn much:  </p>
<p>The bad:</p>
<p>&#8220;Yeah, I think the basement leaks &#8211; I loaned Joe my portable sump pump last spring&#8221;</p>
<p>&#8221; New roof last year &#8211; too bad they had so much water damage before it was replaced.&#8221;</p>
<p>&#8220;Kathy told me they were going to sellout and move after she got out of the hospital &#8211; poor thing  &#8211; the home invasion really shook her up and I don&#8217;t blame her, getting beat up and raped like that.  We&#8217;re putting our place on the market too as soon as it is all fixed up and ready to list. Whole neighborhood is going to hell!&#8221; </p>
<p>The good.</p>
<p>&#8220;Joe, over there, he is a fanatic about maintenance &#8211; always working on the place.  Must be the best kept house in the neighborhood.&#8221;</p>
<p>&#8220;Schools are good here, top ten in the state rankings.&#8221;</p>
<p>Like any major purchase &#8211; it is worth a trip to check on prices before making the move of this magnitude.  It is up to the buyer to do due diligence and pity the man who does not.</p>
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<h2>Is there a reasonable alternative to bankruptcy?</h2>
<p>I was laid off in February of 2009 and have not been able to find a good job since. I have been without medical insurance for almost 3 years and have to pay out of pocket for a required medication costing roughly $200 per month. I have moved back into my mother&#8217;s house (I&#8217;m 26) and I am overdrawn on my bank accounts every week just from paying off my car, my storage (I moved home from another state since I could no longer afford rent,) my medicine, groceries, and then attempting to make payments on my debt. I have spoken with a <strong>credit</strong> counseling organization (MMI) and they have offered me a plan by which I would pay them about $600 per month. This plan would entail $600 per month for debt payment, $485 for car payment, $125 for my student loan, $200 for medicine and $285 for storage of all of my possessions. This is $1695 per month. It does not include food. It does not include emergency preparation. And it is also $400 over my monthly income.</p>
<p>Issue #1: I need a new job. On average, I apply for 20-30 jobs PER DAY. I have been told that, since the economy went bust, EVERYONE checks the <strong>credit</strong> of a potential employee. Obviously my current poor <strong>credit</strong> is enough to render me unhireable. If I declare bankruptcy, how much worse can (will?) my job hunting situation be? I currently temp at a front desk for just 30 hrs a week, no benefits.</p>
<p>Issue #2: I need to be able to move out of my mother&#8217;s house. She is very kind to have opened her home to me when I am in such need, and I try very hard to stay out of her way, but she makes it very clear that it&#8217;s a huge burden on her to have me around (I know she is right, but it makes it no easier). She is also 100% against me declaring bankruptcy, not only for the impact it will have on my life but for the stigma it will bear on hers. I need to be able to have my own place again. But, my current <strong>credit</strong> is so poor AND declaring bankruptcy would remain for 10 years on my <strong>credit</strong> report, that no one would possibly rent to me. Which is less devastating to a potential landlord? Terrible <strong>credit</strong> and a ridiculous debt-to-income ratio, or a recent bankruptcy claim?</p>
<p>Issue #3: My car is currently worth about $9k less than what I still owe. I have tried to sell it back to the dealership, they charged me $5k and even when I left the car with them, they immediately called me back to pick it up because apparently something in the undercarriage was repaired wrong (oh and getting my $5k back was a real hoot, let me tell you.) It has already been repo-ed once and I had to pay money I didn&#8217;t have to get it back. I have tried selling in private forums, I have tried refinancing, I don&#8217;t know what else I can do. No one will buy a car worth almost ten grand less than they&#8217;re paying. I want very much to keep it, but I can&#8217;t afford it. And yes, simply letting it go would COST ME MONEY. Dave Ramsay says, &#8220;sell the car.&#8221; What would Dave Ramsay suggest in this situation?</p>
<p>Issue #4: I have no savings. If I declare bankruptcy, I will be living off of my income alone (my savings deteriorated during my time when I was unemployed, after which my debt increased exponentially. HOWEVER. If I declare bankruptcy and can divide my piffle paycheck so that at least SOME of it can go towards savings, then at the end of ten years when the bankruptcy falls off my <strong>credit</strong> report I will have something, instead of nothing. Or just&#8230;more of the nothing I have right now.</p>
<p>Issue #5: I can&#8217;t pay these bills. (see the price outline in the first paragraph.) Won&#8217;t these companies just sue me anyway, if I don&#8217;t declare?</p>
<p>Look. I love and respect my mother (who is not a financier.) I do not want to make her sad because her daughter went bankrupt before the age of 30. But let&#8217;s be realistic here. How much worse could my situation POSSIBLY GET if I declare, file for Chapter 7 and get my debts forgiven so that I may begin to rebuild. </p>
<p>I would very much appreciate ANY input, on a REALISTIC, REASONABLE alternative to me filing for bankruptcy. I have listened to &#8220;Financial University&#8221; by Dave Ramsey about 1000x and I&#8217;ve read Suze Orman&#8217;s books and seen her show. </p>
<p>It would bring me so much comfort, and I would so appreciate it, if my peers on yahoo who have experience or knowledge with this kind of thing could reach out and give me their honest, informed opinions.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Actually filing for bankruptcy is not as bad as you think.  While it will take up to 7 years for your credit to repair.  It isn&#8217;t so great now because you still can&#8217;t pay the bills.  As for your mom.  Why would she be shamed.  No one would know you filed unless you or she told them.</p>
<p>The job &#8211; keep looking not all well paying jobs perform a credit check.  I was unable to get a job as an airport screener but was able to get a well paying government job.  (funny)</p>
<p>Living with mom &#8211; Moving will not be as big an issue as you think.  </p>
<p>The car &#8211; filing for bankruptcy you can opt not to keep the car and they have no choice but to take it or give it to you for free.  Sounds like they have bullied you into keeping a vehicle you did not want.  However you may have trouble getting another car.  Not impossible but you will not get the greatest deal interest wise.  But you can get something more affordable.</p>
<p>Suing &#8211; Yes eventually they will sue you and most likely win.  They are then able to garnish up to 1/3 of your paycheck.  Which will make your situation worse.</p>
<p>Storage Bill &#8211; Have a sale and sell off most of your stuff.  Keep your bed, dishes and some personal items.  Everything else can be replaced once you get back on your feet.</p>
<p>Medicine &#8211; If you have a free clinic in your area.  The health care is great and the medication they prescribe is free.</p>
<p>Long story short.  It may benefit you to file.  Consult an attorney</p>
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<h2>Is there a reasonable alternative to bankruptcy?</h2>
<p>I was laid off in February of 2009 and have not been able to find a good job since. I have been without medical insurance for almost 3 years and have to pay out of pocket for a required medication costing roughly $200 per month. I have moved back into my mother&#8217;s house (I&#8217;m 26) and I am overdrawn on my bank accounts every week just from paying off my car, my storage (I moved home from another state since I could no longer afford rent,) my medicine, groceries, and then attempting to make payments on my debt. I have spoken with a <strong>credit</strong> counseling organization (MMI) and they have offered me a plan by which I would pay them about $600 per month. This plan would entail $600 per month for debt payment, $485 for car payment, $125 for my student loan, $200 for medicine and $285 for storage of all of my possessions. This is $1695 per month. It does not include food. It does not include emergency preparation. And it is also $400 over my monthly income.</p>
<p>Issue #1: I need a new job. On average, I apply for 20-30 jobs PER DAY. I have been told that, since the economy went bust, EVERYONE checks the <strong>credit</strong> of a potential employee. Obviously my current poor <strong>credit</strong> is enough to render me unhireable. If I declare bankruptcy, how much worse can (will?) my job hunting situation be? I currently temp at a front desk for just 30 hrs a week, no benefits.</p>
<p>Issue #2: I need to be able to move out of my mother&#8217;s house. She is very kind to have opened her home to me when I am in such need, and I try very hard to stay out of her way, but she makes it very clear that it&#8217;s a huge burden on her to have me around (I know she is right, but it makes it no easier). She is also 100% against me declaring bankruptcy, not only for the impact it will have on my life but for the stigma it will bear on hers. I need to be able to have my own place again. But, my current <strong>credit</strong> is so poor AND declaring bankruptcy would remain for 10 years on my <strong>credit</strong> report, that no one would possibly rent to me. Which is less devastating to a potential landlord? Terrible <strong>credit</strong> and a ridiculous debt-to-income ratio, or a recent bankruptcy claim?</p>
<p>Issue #3: My car is currently worth about $9k less on what I still owe. I have tried to sell it back to the dealership, they charged me $5k and even when I left the car with them, they immediately called me back to pick it up because apparently something in the undercarriage was repaired wrong (oh and getting my $5k back was a real hoot, let me tell you.) It has already been repo-ed once and I had to pay money I didn&#8217;t have to get it back. I have tried selling in private forums, I have tried refinancing, I don&#8217;t know what else I can do. No one will buy a car worth almost ten grand less than they&#8217;re paying. I want very much to keep it, but I can&#8217;t afford it. And yes, simply letting it go would COST ME MONEY. Dave Ramsay says, &#8220;sell the car.&#8221; What would Dave Ramsay suggest in this situation?</p>
<p>Issue #4: I have no savings. If I declare bankruptcy, I will be living off of my income alone (my savings deteriorated during my time when I was unemployed, after which my debt increased exponentially. HOWEVER. If I declare bankruptcy and can divide my piffle paycheck so that at least SOME of it can go towards savings, then at the end of ten years when the bankruptcy falls off my <strong>credit</strong> report I will have something, instead of nothing. Or just&#8230;more of the nothing I have right now.</p>
<p>Issue #5: I can&#8217;t pay these bills. (see the price outline in the first paragraph.) Won&#8217;t these companies just sue me anyway, if I don&#8217;t declare?</p>
<p>Look. I love and respect my mother (who is not a financier.) I do not want to make her sad because her daughter went bankrupt before the age of 30. But let&#8217;s be realistic here. How much worse could my situation POSSIBLY GET if I declare, file for Chapter 7 and get my debts forgiven so that I may begin to rebuild. </p>
<p>I would very much appreciate ANY input, on a REALISTIC, REASONABLE alternative to me filing for bankruptcy. I have listened to &#8220;Financial University&#8221; by Dave Ramsey about 1000x and I&#8217;ve read Suze Orman&#8217;s books and seen her show. </p>
<p>It would bring me so much comfort, and I would so appreciate it, if my peers on yahoo who have experience or knowledge with this kind of thing could reach out and give me their honest, informed opinions.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Make an appointment with a bankruptcy attorney.  Having a bankruptcy on your employment-related credit report will be no worse than what employers see now if they do a credit check, and may be somewhat better (it shows that at least you are making an attempt to resolve your debts one way or another and get a fresh start).</p>
<p>Unlike what some people may say, it does not cost $3500  to file Ch 7 bankruptcy in most areas of the country, and CH 7 does indeed discharge your unsecured debts (with a few exceptions &#8211; like child support arrears and student loans).  Perhaps for an extremely complicated Ch 7 in a major metro area on the East or West Coast it might come close to that, but in most areas of the country an uncomplicated Ch 7 will cost you between $1000-$1500 and many attorneys offer some kind of a payment plan.</p>
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<h2>Do you think this is a good letter? (If it helps I&#8217;m in Grade 6)?</h2>
<p>My school, Moraine Hills Public School, has recently learned that in 2 years our school might change to an all Year-Round School. Year-Round Schools are not a new concept and have been attempted by Catholic, public and private schools. Most have found that this sort of change in the school calendar did not improve the education and most have returned to a traditional calendar. I too, agree that year-round schooling is a horrible teaching experience and idea.<br />
For some teachers, it can be tiring. Imagine the thought of teachers not having a summer to spend with their kids, wives and husbands. Every parent needs time to bond with there kids but teachers might give homework or assignments over the 2 week break. Besides, students would feel overwhelmed if they had to go to school all year and only get a couple weeks off. After a while students would probably not give full potential on their work and put it aside. This idea will interrupt family and community activities. Vacations for all family members are difficult to schedule. For high-school students, who have younger siblings in elementary school, they won’t have any time to do volunteer work or credits in the summer. Without 32 credits and 40 hours of volunteer work they won’t pass high school!<br />
Year-Round School does NOT improve education. In fact it is about the same you would learn if you were in a 9 month school. 95% of schools that tried Year-Round Schooling returned to a TRADITIONAL calendar. A sociologist at Ohio State University found that, over a full year, math and reading test scores improved about the same amount for children in year-round schools and the traditional way. Why are we such a hurry to learn the same lesson?<br />
For the county, who funds the schools, this can consume a LOT of money. Money that will wasted on air-conditioners, heaters, ect. With a shortened school year, they can use less money, and put it towards activities and clubs in school to improve them. More activities to keep kids fit. Many districts find that the Year-Round School program is more expensive. Costs for Year-Round School across the country show increases. For example in Tempe, AZ, a high school experienced an increase of $157,000 per year in operating costs. These same experiences have been reported by other Arizona schools using a Year-Round calendar. When students are at school all year, when will repairs be happening? Not only is an installation of a furnace costly, but it might make loud noises to disrupt the students when they are working. So in short, it saves money, and it is easier on teachers and students to have a shortened school year and not a full year.<br />
My school is a very eco-friendly and safe school. We do anything we can to make the school a cleaner and healthier place. Air conditioning costs increase during the summer months. An air conditioner may be required for buses during July. There’s a danger of dehydration and overexposure to heat and sun without it. It’s an unnecessary risk for students during physical education and recess periods!  If my school was to turn year-round school, what would it look like in 10 years? My guess is that it will smelly, hot and a complete waste of electricity!<br />
So in short, if you are to use the traditional calendar, it saves money, and it is easier on teachers and students to have a shortened school year and not a full year. Now there is one question; in 2 years will our school be a year-round school or an <strong>easy</strong>, less stressful way of building character through a school? </p>
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<h2>should i pay someone to dispute items on my credit report to repair my bad credit?</h2>
<p>I am about to graduate from college and I would really like to improve my horrible <strong>credit</strong> score (541), all of which come from charged off <strong>credit</strong> cards when I first started college <img src='http://www.creditrepair4u.info/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':-(' class='wp-smiley' />  A friend of mine found this guy who she says repaired her <strong>credit</strong> for about $500 by disputing negative items on her report and getting them removed, which made it alot easier for her to get a new car, and soon she will by buying a house. Should I go to this guy?? Does that stuff really work?? I would like to do it myself, but I wouldn&#8217;t even know where to start and I would not have the time, especially with work and school&#8230; Most of the items on my report are 2-3 years old&#8230; I need advice.. Please help me improve from a 541&#8230;</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">DO NOT PAY SOMEONE TO DO THIS you can do it yourself log on to www.annualcreditreport.com  totally free site you can view all three major credit bureau&#8217;s and dispute the stuff right there online.  If you have questions email me</p>
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<h2>I own a paid off home valued at 120k can I get a new mortgage for 75k?</h2>
<p>I am wanting to get a new mortgage to invest in a business venture and for home repairs. Is this possible? I don&#8217;t want a home equity loan, I was approved for one of those for 10k. But I want more like 75. My home is valued at 120 <strong>easy</strong> (4 bedroom 2 bath w/1 bath 1 bed guest house on 2 acres in Mobile) I have a low <strong>credit</strong> score btw&#8230;. <img src='http://www.creditrepair4u.info/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':(' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Getting that much cash shouldn&#8217;t be a problem &#8211; you&#8217;ll still have quite a bit of equity left. FHA sounds like the right loan for you &#8211; it allows cash out up to 95% (you would be under 65%) and FHA is the most flexible when it comes to credit. </p>
<p>Posting a link about FHA &#8211; feel free to get in touch with me directly through my profile if you&#8217;d like!</p>
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<h2>Tell me everything I need to know about buying a house? 10pts asap!?</h2>
<p>Im planning to buy a house. Its really solid, a good investment in my opinion. 3BR 1.5BA and basement..Nice yard, garage, privacy fence, deck, inside has all new electric, could use some paint and carpet (we plan to do those things regardless if it needs it or not). The house is on the market for $15,000. Taxes are up to date, real estate agent said the taxes for this house would be around $500 per yr. I&#8217;ll have to check with the utility companies to make sure there aren&#8217;t any outstanding balances. We plan to pay cash upfront, but have been considering a mortgage to boost our <strong>credit</strong>. </p>
<p>Please tell me if there is any information that I am forgetting to find out, if a mortgage is a bad idea or a good idea, anything you could think of tell me. </p>
<p>Im a first time buyer, and I feel it just seems too <strong>easy</strong> to hand over the cash, get the deed and be done? Also, this is the 2nd house we looked at. There are a couple more we seen and liked, but this one has everything we want in a house (yard, fence, deck, only needs minor repairs etc)&#8230;do you think it would be best to jump on this opportunity while I can, or should we stay on the market a while longer and hope to find something better? Advice please?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Wow &#8212; where do you live that a house in good condition is that cheap??? Have you had a thorough inspection?  I would also have an electrician and plumber come to inspect the house (as well as a general inspector) if it&#8217;s that cheap&#8230; Just to be sure there&#8217;s nothing wrong.  I live in the midwest and housing prices are decent in my area; however, the only ones priced below $50,000 are in really bad neighborhoods and are shacks that are falling down.  Good luck, just get thorough inspections so you know if there are any problems.  Getting a mortgage for $15,000 may be difficult, some lenders won&#8217;t even lend less than $50,000.  If you have $15,000 cash, have you thought about getting a more expensive house (perhaps better location?)?  I&#8217;m not sure what your income is and if you could afford a monthly mortgage payment or what you would be approved for, but, you could put down $12,000 (20%) on a $60,000 home.  That would bring the mortgage price down to $48,000, which really is an affordable loan (as long as your interest rate isn&#8217;t insanely high).  You wouldn&#8217;t have to pay pmi if you put 20% down, so you&#8217;d be doing well.  Plus, you&#8217;d have $3,000 left for fixing up the home and/or for closing costs.  Good luck!</p>
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<h2>Am I being too stubborn?</h2>
<p>Ok, so we found the house, THE ONE! I see us there, and when I see something, I usually will do everything in my power to make it happen, because I feel it&#8217;s meant to be.</p>
<p>Well this house is a foreclosure and a pain in the ass one at that. The thing is the listing is through Countrywide. We have already been approved through Wells Fargo. In order to put an offer in for a Countrywide property, you have to be pre-approved with Countrywide. Whether or not you use them, you still have to be pre-approved with Countrywide. Stupid! But it is their rule. So, anywho&#8230;&#8230;.we got denied. Our issue is Guy&#8217;s student loans. They are not showing on his <strong>credit</strong> report as being paid, even though he has been paying $140 a month now for 6 months. So I emailed the guy back from Countrywide asking what we can do next and told him I am not ready to give up. So, he sent me an email and asked for all the student loan information and all of our recent paychecks and w2&#8242;s, so I sent it to him and they are gonna re-submit the information and try to get a pre-approval.</p>
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<p>But now I talked with the realtor and she thinks it&#8217;s gonna be too much of a hassle because of this plus repairs (broken window, recarpeting of one room, a kitchen sink), and we should give up. Problem is, I am not giving up. Call me stubborn, but this is the house I want, and I am gonna do everything in my power to get it. Now I am kinda pissed off at our realtor because instead of standing by our sides, I feel like she is trying to take the <strong>easy</strong> way out and I don&#8217;t like it.</p>
<p>If we do all this and get denied&#8230;&#8230;..great. Then at least I know we did everything we could do, and it just wasn&#8217;t meant to be. But I think that it IS meant to be, and I would hate to just give up on something I want&#8230;.actually I am not gonna give up on something I want.</p>
<p>Am I being unreasonable? I need an honest opinion on this. </p>
<p>Actually she hasn&#8217;t proceded with anything yet. Last she said was, &#8220;let me call you right back&#8221;, and I still haven&#8217;t heard back from her.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Go for it&#8230;it sounds like you are in love with the house and who cares about the realtor &#8211; she is not the one doing the leg work.</p>
<p>Keep in close touch with the loan officer from Countrywide and try to work with him to head off any further problems, rather than trying to react to stuff.  You might also want to check with Countrywide just to see what type of interest rates you can get &#8211; maybe it will be lower and you can save some money.</p>
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<h2>How do I handle this financial situation with my sister?</h2>
<p>Over the years my sister and I have not been very close. Usually it is a few years on of talking then a few years off. So our relationship has always been strained.</p>
<p>16 days ago, Hurricane Ike swept through my neighborhood! I text-ed my best friend in Georgia, who kindly sent emails to my family and friends to let them know how we were doing since we have been without power for 15 days. </p>
<p>My family knows we have been spared so much as we have seen the devastation around us. We have a fence down, broken motion lights, one tree that fell, one more tree that has started to uproot so that needs to come down as it is leaning toward our house, stucco that needs to be repaired on the front of our house etc. Our insurance adjuster is supposed to be out this week to inspect our roof. Some of our neighbors have had much more damage then us and we have been trying to help them get thorough.</p>
<p>But we are alive and very grateful! We have 10 people in our family (My husband, myself and 8 children) We did have a generator that ran our frig and a few fans to help us get through. But by no means has it been <strong>easy</strong>. Getting homework done by flashlights, doing laundry in the tub, fighting mosquitoes, just to name a few.</p>
<p>During this time, all of our neighbors came together to help one another, helping cut downed trees, sharing food, and just making talk! We took our next door neighbor under our wing and made sure she had ice for her medication, a hot meal off our grill most nights etc (as she is single and elderly) We did offer our home but she refused to leave her pets over night. I did go to one of the PODS (for ice, water, MRE&#8217;s) and took all the kiddos with me. When we arrived they asked how many families were were helping and I explained to them what I was trying to do. Help all the neighbors on my corner since I had the bigger van. All of my neighbors were shocked that I thought of them after waiting for two hours in line. They said they would have never thought to tell anyone that they were helping the rest of the neighbors. By the time I got home, everyone was waiting for me in the driveway!! Never would I have expected to see so many thrill excited people! It was well worth it to me&#8230;the long wait to help my neighbors even though the kiddos were cranky.  </p>
<p>Nonetheless, my sister works at a walmart store and she called me 5 days after the storm and told me that they were having a potluck on our behalf to help us out. This is the first thing my sister has ever done for me..I was overjoyed people that we did not know were coming together to help us. </p>
<p>My sister called me after the potluck! They raised 455.00 for us. WOW!! With price goudging, long lines, short supplies on money and food&#8230;my thought was I can help my neighbors out more.</p>
<p>That same night my sister called to tell me, they have been behind on their van payment and they just received a letter saying if they did not pay the one payment they were behind the van will be repossessed. (hummm&#8230;the timing of it all!)</p>
<p>I told her if she needed to use the money fine. Her response was I will get the money to you tomorrow (8 days days after the storm-Saturday). If I kept and used the money that would be unethical. Wow!! My sister is growing up..I thought!</p>
<p>Monday my sister called (10 days after the storm) and said to me&#8230;is it okay if I borrow the money, I will pay you back. (Keep in mind she owes her in-laws 7K and she is always borrowing money from people) But she is always taking trips to visit people out of state, eatting out ect. (For my sister it is her, her husband and 2 children and they make about 50K a year) I told my sister&#8230;do what you think is best. </p>
<p>Her response to me was, I don&#8217;t know if you need the money more then we do. I told her I could not answer that! All I could tell her was, our local <strong>credit</strong> union was closed and we had no access to any money and the one bank that we had access to had 210.00 in the account. Again she said she would send the money tomorrow.</p>
<p>I called her Wednesday to ask her if she decided what she was going to do, she said &#8220;I send you a money order, I kept some money and I sent you some money&#8230;this way it BENEFITS us both&#8221;</p>
<p>I of course am talking to my best friend about this and she sent my sister a letter. Telling my sister how everyone is in financial distress and how selfish it is of her to raise money at work for our family here and then for her (my sister) to try to benefit for herself. My friend told her outright, if she kept a penny of the money she would be committing fraud amoung her co-workers. My friend also asked if my sister told her co-workers what she was thinking about doing and that my friend was thinking about calling her manager to tell them what she was doing. </p>
<p>My sister called and left a message that the remaining money would be in the mail. She did not want my friend calling her job because she would get fired and she said that she thought I could be a sister that could help he</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">You&#8217;ve written a very articulate post.  I&#8217;m so sorry for what you and your neighbors have been going through; we went through the same thing after Charley; people who haven&#8217;t been through the aftermath of natural disasters can&#8217;t imagine how awful it is.</p>
<p>Your sister is a piece of work, isn&#8217;t she?  I don&#8217;t know what else there is to say, other than what your friend said,  Your friend is exactly right.  Raising money for charity and using it yourself is fraud, which is a crime.  You know your sister is a manipulative user; it sounds as if you have a long history of this nonsense with her.  If I were you, I&#8217;d just reiterate what your friend said, and put it in such a way that it sounds like you are concerned about her, because that&#8217;s what will hit home with her.  Tell her that if it should get out that she kept any of the money for a van payment, she could lose her job and criminal proceedings could be instigated against her.  Why take that chance?</p>
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<h2>am i crazy or what? i need advice?</h2>
<p>sorry this is so long and rambling, i need some kind of advice, any thoughts to improve my situation would be appreciated, just don&#8217;t be mean or tell me to get divorced. so here&#8217;s my story.. i have been married for 3 years. i&#8217;m thinking about quitting my birth control,  i have been on femcon fe for about 2 years now i think. and i was on estrostep for a year before that, i have had bad side effects with both of them and im too paranoid to try another brand. i got on the pills when i got married. but i have been a real basket case lately and it keeps getting worse. my husband is losing patience. i have always been a moody person but i think the pills made it worse. my husband and i have some issues, he can be pretty immature sometimes, he plays video games way too much and he is kindof obsessive about being eco friendly like he won&#8217;t run much heat in the winter cuz its bad for the environment. so it gets in the 40s in our house sometimes. i don&#8217;t like that. also, my father in law is bipolar and he comes to our house at least 3 times a month even though he lives 3 hours away and he drives me nuts and lectures me and spoils my husband by doing everything for him (household repairs, etc.) and giving him expensive stuff, BUT he also has given me a car and helped me other ways even though he is a REAL JERK sometimes. but ANYWAYS, its not <strong>easy</strong> to deal with these family issues, i think a lot of women would have problems with it but, i think i may be overreacting, whenever one of these issues comes up or sometimes for no good reason, i cry, scream, cut myself, take a bunch of tranquilizer and sleeping pills, threaten to kill myself and other crazy stuff for hours. these &#8220;fits&#8221; happen once a week at least. sometimes i can go a few weeks without them but recently it has been worse. i don&#8217;t remember doing these things before the pill. at least not to this extent. i have been to a psychiatrist but all she did was say that my husband was the problem because he&#8217;s too controlling. that doesn&#8217;t help. i don&#8217;t want to get divorced. sometimes we have good days and we are happy. divorce is not an option. he has put up with a lot from me. i have also racked up over $10,000 in debt on my <strong>credit</strong> cards cuz shopping is like therapy for me. and i only work part time. and he is in law school but his family gives us money and he lets me pay the bills and use his family&#8217;s money to pay on my debt. its down to $7,000 now. but my question is, what should i do? am i totally mental? will stopping the pills help? i just quit in the middle of the pack a few days ago and i am already in a better mood today than i have been in a looong time. advice please??<br />
i don&#8217;t have very many friends, i&#8217;m super shy. he won&#8217;t compromise, we&#8217;ve already argued about it a ton. its only been in the 40&#8242;s maybe 4 days the whole winter, he buys me warm insulated clothes to wear and he keeps the bedroom warm with a space heater at night when we sleep. i havent been sick the whole winter so i don&#8217;t think i&#8217;ll die.<br />
he says he doesn&#8217;t have time for marriage counseling because he is in law school and he also works a little bit too. plus he says i need to get help first before we can get it together because i already had issues before we got married (i&#8217;m OCD and have social anxiety disorder) but it doesnt help when i go by myself cuz i just blame all my problems on him and the therapist agrees. even though i know its not ALL his fault.<br />
wow i am getting some really good answers. no, i don&#8217;t smoke, and yes i&#8217;m sure i could use some more exercise. i walk 2 miles a day though. one other thing i forgot to mention is that my husband watches porn. he was addicted to it for years before we got married. it bothers me and he says he is trying to stop but it is hard for him to stop when i am stressing him out with my fits cuz it relieves stress for him..</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">First of all, Don&#8217;t think you&#8217;re the only one because I feel like this alot sometimes. You aren&#8217;t crazy girl, you are human. You just have the guts to admit the things you do&#8230; Sometimes crap just gets WAYY to over whelming for us and we result to our &#8220;fits&#8221; as we call them. It sounds like you&#8217;re taking alot of medicine so you should see if cutting back and maybe just taking one kind helps? Dont try and quit taking all cold turkey at one time because that might make it worse. Go to your doctor and research different anxiety medicines. Try not to get on to many because I really do believe that in the end that medicine doesn&#8217;t do anything but mess people up. My mother was diagnosed with bi polar and they put her on medicine that made her like a zombie, which i would have much rather seen all her emotions than none at all. Just be careful about what you&#8217;re taking&#8230; Birth control can make you nuts too. Try maybe an IUD? Thats the new kind that they actually put inside of you so you don&#8217;t have to take birth control. Im on ortho tri cyclen which doesn&#8217;t make me moody at all but does tend to give headaches. Ask your doctor about that and maybe they will switch you over. What current medicine are you taking now? Try different methods when you think you are about to flip out .. Maybe turn on some loud music and just jam until you get some of the built energy out. It sounds like you let it all build up which you shouldnt do hun because its so bad for you&#8230; When you feel like you need to say something or you&#8217;re upset, say it and let it out. Just be careful that you try not to hurt peoples feelings. It sounds like you&#8217;re very happy with your husband which is so good .. Make sure you remind him how appreciative you are that he has helped you and been there for you thru all of your times. See if there is something yall can maybe do together that would help this .. Maybe instead of shopping as therapy, you guys can make dinner together .. Or have a movie night .. Or clean the house together on sundays or something like that. Let him know you love him but you absolutely hate being cold and that yall need to come to some sort of agreement on the temp in the house. You sound like a strong woman with a good marriage and I think you just hit a rough spot .. Sometimes it seems like things wont get better but they will.. Just try to sit back, relax and take a breather sometimes before you flip out. Try not to think about all the bad things at once .. Because remember, it could always be worse. I hope things get better, I&#8217;ll pray for you. <img src='http://www.creditrepair4u.info/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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<h2>Can I USE my house to get Secured Personal Loan ?</h2>
<p>Can get a secured Bank Loan easily ? Compared to heloc ?<br />
I have just started new job, but it is website project and dont get paid UNTIL late feb<br />
My <strong>credit</strong> is under dispute and is bad right now.<br />
I have a mortgage on my house but have NOT been able to get a HELOC from anyone.<br />
they all want to refi first mortgage but wont give 2nd loan/heloc<br />
I ONLY need 9,000 dollars. (had accident last year, lost my grandmother, aunt and had surgery and emergency car/house repairs &#8211; so thats my hard luck story)<br />
Just a short term loan for immediate bills.<br />
Im soooo desperate right now that loan sharks seriously sound good.<br />
i dont give a crap about interest rate.<br />
ANyway how <strong>easy</strong> would it be to get a secured loan using my house with a bank ?<br />
My first loan is 336,000 but I have at least 160,000 in pure equity.<br />
Do not give me ANY links to sites.<br />
Just need advice on approaching banks (im in pennsylvania)<br />
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<p class="ppp-content">My advice is to completely refinance and take cash out. Why would you take a secured loan for only $9,000? Rates are really low right now so you might be lowering your rate anyway if you do a full refi. Even with bad credit, your rate won&#8217;t be bad because of the equity you have built in (over 50%). Do a debt consolidation refi, your overall payments will probably be less and you will start to rebuild your credit.</p>
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<h2>Ibarra Motors Lufkin Tx How Can They Be So Heartless?</h2>
<p>They are all talk about how they care, but in the end they are liars, extremely heartless`and all about the money.  It&#8217;s a small time co owned by 2 brothers.</p>
<p>We are a family of 7 with 3 adults and 4 children.  My mom is disabled and on a fixed income.  My 17 year old sis is a single mom of 2, and works full time, and has had her job for over a year now.  My older brother just found a job after a long search, that pays pretty good, and it&#8217;s not something he wants nor can we afford for him to lose.  We are on the verge of losing our home, and this job was a godsend.   </p>
<p>We live out in the middle of nowhere and they both commute in opposite directions.  Sis works 22 miles from home, and my brother works 55 miles away.  His job is swing shift from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m.  </p>
<p>We had 2 working vehicles, and within the first week of my brothers new job, both cars broke down and are beyond <strong>repair</strong>, but we dumped some money into them to try.  They were older, well maintained, but lots of miles on them, and it was just there time, and apparently&#8230;just our luck.</p>
<p>Now sis is doing what she can to get back and forth to keep her job.  It&#8217;s a bit easier on her since she works days, but still touch and go.  She&#8217;s a real fighter, and I just pray she finds someone nice enough to share gas and continue to commute, rather then give a ride for a few days, etc&#8230;</p>
<p>On the other hand, my brother has been hitchhiking to work for 4 weeks now.  Not too bad going to work, though he has been late a few times.  Getting home is an entirely different story.  99.9% of all people that work at his plant, go home in the opposite direction of him.  It&#8217;s late at night, with no traffic on lonely rural roads, so hitchhiking isn&#8217;t really an option.  He&#8217;s gotten a few rides, from guys at work, for free, and I can&#8217;t thank them enough.  One night he attempted to hitch, and ended up walking to the point of passing out.  Fortunately a man found him on the side of the road and got him home safely&#8230;this being 8 hours after his shift ended&#8230;he ate, packed his lunch and headed back to work.  Yes, he had a few guys (brothers) that helped him with a place to stay for a few days, which was awesome, but they quit working for the plant. </p>
<p>Last week while on his way to work, a really nice guy picked him up, and low and behold, he and his brother own a car dealership&#8230;a buy here pay here dealership, and he was so understanding of our situation, and very impressed at how tenacious my brother was about keeping his job.  No one really understands how important this job is to him/us, and those who find out about the situation either think my brother is nuts, or have a lot of respect for him.  This salesman/owner was def on the respectful side.  He told my brother that the very car he was driving could be had for $200 down and $300 per month.  A 91 Honda Accord (which are like the energizer bunny).  He also said there were a variety of cars to choose from, and that he would get us in one of them as soon as he got his next check.  Man was that a blessing!  We were so happy cause payday was only 2 days away, and all other buy here pay here lots require a lot more down.  I&#8217;m sure you&#8217;re wondering&#8230;we don&#8217;t have the <strong>credit</strong> nor the means to make the serious payments that a new car lot would require.</p>
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<p>My brother called and spoke to the other brother, Tony about more cars that were on the lot, and mentioned the ride with Richard and the conversation they had.  Tony wasn&#8217;t quite on the same page as his brother, but they came to an agreement on the Accord for $250 down. The next day when my brother called, Tony told him that Richard had decided to keep that car for him self, unless we wanted to come up with the full sale price.  Well okay, that was out of the question, so what else was there to choose from.  Amazingly, there was only ONE car that was actually marked at  $200 down.  Not much choice but to go for that one, since all the rest were $800 and up.  My brother was going to have to hitchhike 22 miles (the opposite direction of work) into the dealership the next morning, and still try to make it to work on time, with or without a car, so he made sure that all things were out in the open, and that they were very well aware of the time constraints, and the possibility of his being late for work, which could cost him his job.  They assured him they would move the car around back and promised that the paperwork would take less then 10 mins, since they already had the contract virtually filled out.</p>
<p>This morning, we were so excited!  He took off to go get his new car&#8230;no more freezing at night, wondering when or if he would get home&#8230;walking and walking&#8230;little or no sleep, and having to perform a very strenuous job on top of that.  </p>
<p>So, off he goes!  Then he calls me&#8230;</p>
<p>Not more then 2 hours after my brother had gotten off the phone with them yesterday, someone came in and gave them $800 cash for our promised car&#8230;well how could they ref<br />
Sorry, some of my &#8220;novel&#8221; didn&#8217;t show up&#8230;there was a question&#8230;How do people like that sleep at night?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">You don&#8217;t want to do business with these people anyway, they are scamming you, trying to work you up to a more expensive car than you can afford. NEVER trust car salesmen.  Not all of them are bad but the majority of them are.  Especially places like that.  Sorry for you.  And an $800. Car is not going to run very long&#8230;Honda or not.</p>
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<h2>What Would Make a Good Technology Company Name?</h2>
<p>Please list below what you would think of as a good or clever technology company name, extra <strong>credit</strong> for a name that isn&#8217;t taken as far as .Com&#8217;s are concerned.</p>
<p>My company currently is Dynamic Netw0rk S0lutions but I don&#8217;t like it because when I follow up with my customers I have to tell the the computer guy or the security guy before they remember me.</p>
<p>looking for something short and sweet.  I was going to go for dynatek but the .com is taken.</p>
<p>My company does audio video system, computer system, surveillance system, security system, and Network system installation <strong>repair</strong> and maintenance.</p>
<p>Need a short simple name that could be easily identified with all that.  I know its a tall order but this is the easiest research group I could think of that wont cost me a fortune.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">AXiOM Networks   axiomnet.com does not seem to be taken</p>
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<h2>&#8220;Can A Landlord.. Somehow.. Legally gain access to where your working?&#8221; I know the Government Can&gt;&gt;See Below&gt;&gt;?</h2>
<p>I know the Governent Has a Data Base to find you if you default on student loans or a Mortgage.. And Unemployment/Social Security.. Colleges.. have a data base to access your information.  But.. Can a landlord track you down?  Even if you don&#8217;t work or stay at the same job?  I am collecting unemployment.  I am planning on moving.. My mother has cancer.. and she has a lot of Very Extravagant medical bills coming in.  He won&#8217;t allow me out of my lease until April 30th.  He has no compassion.  I have been a good paying.. on time.. tenant.  He has not even kept up with repairs for where I live that is falling apart.  I won&#8217;t get my 1.5 month security deposit back.. and he may want to charge me until April 30th&#8230;I am buying a trailer for a good price that I can&#8217;t pass up cheap.  This will save me.. 665.00 a month . That can&#8217;t be beat.  I am Most concerned about my mother and her Cancer Treatments so they can continue.  The landlord purposely&#8230; has the lease set up for renewal in Feb.  Because  there is  a  ton of snow out there and no one here looks for places in those blizzard conditions that are guaranteed here every winter.  If&#8230; the renewal was in August Or September.. it would make it <strong>easy</strong> on the tenant to find another place over the Summer or early fall even.. This is Deliberate. He is a Slum Lord.  My <strong>credit</strong> is already bad. I will own the trailer.. and not have to rent again.   He wants to make money at any cost.<br />
The Woman who lived upstairs from me&#8230; Went Bankrupt.  She was Protected by the Federal Court System Under Bankruptcy Law</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">What he most likely do is get a judgment for the money you owe and then take that to the sheriff in order to garnish your wages for the money you are swindling him out of, or think you are.   Not every state allowed unemployment payments to be garnished, but if you are not planning to spend your entire life bumming you will eventually get a job and he will get what he is entitled to plus really great interest, judgments get 10%, better then any bank.</p>
<p>He should be able to lien your trailer too, but not seize it.</p>
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<h2>Financial Situation of an 18 Year Old Male. Share your opinions please!?</h2>
<p>Alright, the title explains most of it. If you were me, what would you?</p>
<p>My plans are to get myself a starter <strong>credit</strong> card, and begin to build my <strong>credit</strong>. Never going over 50% of my limit, and paying it off at the end of every month, etc.</p>
<p>So far, the hunt for a card that will accept me has been unsuccessful.</p>
<p>I work at a company that pays me fairly good money (15 an hour), but I&#8217;m a temp-to-hire, co-op student through my high school. I get no benefits until June, if they choose to hire me. I work 20 hours a week now. This job also includes tuition reimbursement, and as long as my grades are decent, will cover 100% of my college.</p>
<p>I also run a part-time business repairing and modding gaming consoles, which pays about as much as I&#8217;m willing to work for it. Not nearly as much as my job.</p>
<p>Once I become full time (hopefully), and have health insurance for myself, as well as my fiancee&#8217; and baby due in November, I plan on investing heavily in my 401k. I&#8217;m hoping to go as high as my company will match.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m also looking to save as much as I possibly can. I&#8217;m HOPING to eventually get 3 months expenses paid down. That is going to take a LONG time, but thats my goal.</p>
<p>For now, I&#8217;ve been reseaching the stock market, and I&#8217;m looking for an <strong>easy</strong> way in. Working with stocks and making a profit is something I&#8217;ve always wanted to do, and honestly, I think I&#8217;d be pretty good at it once I learn the basics. I&#8217;m just looking for the best way to enter.</p>
<p>In July (hopefully), I plan to have my full time job secure, and be making at least the current $15 an hour, 40 hours a week (minimum).</p>
<p>My fiancee&#8217; will be a stay at home wife (and Mom, come November), and I will pay all of the bills. I&#8217;ve worked out the budget, but as I don&#8217;t know the specifics of how much everything will cost, I&#8217;m not sure about it. I just know it will probably be tight.</p>
<p>Basically, thats my story. If you were me, what would you do?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">1.  Start building your credit.  The bank where you have been a regular dependable customer should be able to help.  Also join your local credit union and start to save there.  You may not need a loan now, but it is good to have that option ready when you do, and as a regular saving member your loan is virtually assured.  Being a member will help build up your credit score, and taking out a loan and repaying it early will do that too.  I achieved my better rating by taking out a loan for 500 and paying it back over two weeks (instead of the projected 12 months).  I didn&#8217;t really need the loan at all &#8211; it was just an exercise to boost the credit rating.</p>
<p>2. Start putting by items in time for November  &#8211;  they don&#8217;t have to be new. You can get a good cot etc. For very little at charity stores, if you look around.  If your fiancee is currently not working, she could do the research for you.  You will need very little newborn clothing as babies grow so fast and anyway you will get heaps as gifts.  Many of the baby items on sale in charity shops are gifts which were surplus to requirements and were never even used.</p>
<p>3.  Find out the specifics of what your living costs will be.  If you are living at home now, the bills your parents pay are a good starting point.</p>
<p>4. Look at where you can cut your current expenses now, and save all you can.  It is nearly always possible to shave off something, even if only the cost of a haircut by delaying it for several weeks.  Research interesting things to do (open air concerts etc) that cost nothing or very little, instead of always going out on the town.  Find out which grocery store is best at reducing prices late in the evening.  I shop just once a week now, and can feed 2 of us for about $25 per week.  Get your fiancee to research making baby foods from your regular everyday foods  &#8211;  home made is fresher than all those little jars and cans, and a lot cheaper. You can freeze small portions so they are always handy.</p>
<p>5. Keep researching the stock market but don&#8217;t splurge until you have at least $500 over your emergency fund.  The stock market is a gamble  &#8211;  you could be lucky and do well, but wait until you have the extra money on hand.</p>
<p>6.  Find out what other people charge to repair gaming consoles.  There may be room to increase your prices, but not by so much as to kill off business.</p>
<p>7. You refer to your fiancee as a stay at home wife  &#8211;  which suggests a wedding is planned.  If so, keep it simple.  You can have a memorable day with friends or family taking photos, and finding inexpensive ways to do everything  &#8211;  friend&#8217;s or family car with ribbons instead of a limo, etc.  At my daughter&#8217;s wedding, once we said we were doing the flowers ourselves, everyone contributed bundles of flowers from their own gardens.  One family had the reception in their own big garden, and music was CDs brought by guests.  It was the fun that made the day special, not the lack of a live band.</p>
<p>The rest of your plan is fine.  Good luck !!!!</p>
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<h2>Please be kind with this. I have an ethical dilemma with regard to possibly putting my dog down. Help?</h2>
<p>I am going to try to explain this as best I can.  You MUST put yourselves in our position to answer this.  If you&#8217;re just going to come up with the first value judgment that pops into your head without trying to realize that the decision is being made in the context of our lives, which may have no similarity to yours, then you&#8217;re just going to be harmful to another human being for no reason.</p>
<p>We love our dog.  He is a sweet boy and he&#8217;s been a great member of our family.  But he&#8217;s 11.5 years old and has been going very slowly down hill for about the last 3 years.  He has already popped the tendons in both of his back legs (We didn&#8217;t treat it because we only knew he got hurt, we didn&#8217;t know what it was.  We gave him something for pain and he started walking better in a few days.).  He has strange non-cancerous growths on various parts of his body, one of which is on the rim of his lower eyelid.  It has to be insanely annoying.  Now he appears to have a UTI of some sort that isn&#8217;t clearing up on it&#8217;s own (I gave him AZO and an appropriate dosage of aspirin at infrequent intervals and that seemed to give him some relief, but didn&#8217;t cure it).  He releases a lot of air when he urinates which makes us think he has a perforation in this bladder or intestine.  Sometime in the next few days, probably Monday, I&#8217;m going to take him to the vet.  If all he needs is antibiotics, I&#8217;ll get them for him.  If he needs any procedure/testing that can be done with up to $300, I&#8217;ll probably do it.  If it&#8217;s any more than that, we&#8217;re going to have a really hard time doing that.  If he has cancer anywhere, I feel like I have to put him down rather than wait, which is hard for me because he still has a lot of mostly good days.</p>
<p>All our money, such as it is, and all our energy, is tied up in just trying to get by day to day and taking care of our two little girls, one of whom has autism.  We live in an unlivable apartment and have to move.  The problem is, we&#8217;re a working-class family and we have had some rough things happen, and  we have a huge debt to landlord (that shouldn&#8217;t be there but there&#8217;s nothing we can do about it) from two years ago.  We live in NY where apartments are crazy expensive unless you live in the &#8216;hood (which we do now and no longer want to), and even the &#8216;hood is getting pricey.  We also have a circumstance happening here that necessitates moving very quickly (long story and this is long enough), so we have to ask a landlord not to charge us 3 months of rent up front, to ignore the dog, and to ignore the <strong>credit</strong> rating and bad rental history, and hope we actually get a good landlord and not one who takes advantage of people like us and runs the place like a slum (that&#8217;s what we have now, and no thanks!) and I&#8217;m sure you can see how highly unlikely it is to find someone who will ignore all those things.  I wish this wasn&#8217;t so, but I have to consider the practical value of taking the one thing I can change, the dog factor, out of the equation if he&#8217;s really just going to decline anyway, even if it&#8217;s a couple of years earlier than it would otherwise have to be.  I love this dog.  But I feel like it might be a choice between him and housing my children.  If <strong>credit</strong> reports were not allowed to contain things that affect a person&#8217;s ability to obtain necessity of life things, like, oh, economy cars, non-luxury apartments and jobs, I would probably just keep treating whatever goes wrong with him until he just could no longer be repaired, but they do.  I feel like I&#8217;m being backed into this.  His quality of life is unlikely to improve.  We just don&#8217;t have time and money to improve it.  I suppose I want to know if I&#8217;m thinking wrongly or rightly about this, but please, be a human being about this.  Don&#8217;t just say nasty things because you enjoy screwing with people.  Nothing about this is <strong>easy</strong> or taken lightly.  </p>
<p>Thanks for reading all of this if you actually did.  It had to be that long if people were going to understand the situation.<br />
RICHARD AND I CARE 4 U:  Thank you both for your well-considered and kind responses. It means a lot to me.<br />
WENK, what&#8217;s with slumlords is that they&#8217;re greedy as hell, even compared to other landlords, and that takes a load of doing.  They want to do nothing and collect unreasonable sums of your money and will do it until someone sends them to jail or they drop dead.  </p>
<p>Thank you for understanding and for your input.  The thing is, we&#8217;ve had this boy for pretty near all his life.  I found him when he was about six weeks old and he&#8217;s going to be 12 in December.  He&#8217;s not healthy.  I can&#8217;t imagine his being adoptable however sweet and wonderful he is.  I also think that on a certain level, to take him from his family and throw him in with someone else at this point in his life is almost more cruel than putting him down, especially given that his health really isn&#8217;t great, and dogs you can always assume feel about 50% worse than they actually seem because they bear under it so well and don&#8217;t complain until every single breath is painful.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">I know this is hard and you have a full plate..listening to your story I am in no place to judge and I PRAY THAT NO MORON BLOGS AND JUDGES YOU!!! In this situation it seems as though his situation will only decline and he wil suffer worse because financially you are in a strain right now. Being that he is suffering and so are you all because your heart is aching I would let him be put to sleep so that he wont suffer anymore. I know this is hard and I would struggle really bad as well but you have to think about what is best for you all as a whole..if he&#8217;s sick he is going to need extra care and that is a financial strain on you..I pray you do what is best for you..this is what I would do in the situation and i pray that your family makes it through all of these hardships..</p>
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<h2>Can u pick ur top 5 funny book titles from this long list ?</h2>
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<p>i need some funny book titles for my database im working on for a class project  There alot to pick from so im asking u guys to help me pick. U can make ur own up if u dont like any below , Thanks and i know its a long list. sorry lol</p>
<p>A Great Plenty  by  E. Nuff<br />
A la recherche du temps perdu  by  Daisy Mist</p>
<p>A Stitch In Time  by  Justin Case</p>
<p>A Trip To The Dentist  by  Yin Pain</p>
<p>A Whole Lot Of Cats  by  Kitt N. Caboodle</p>
<p>Achy Breaky Heart  by  Ann Guish</p>
<p>Acrophobia Explained  by  Alfredo Heights</p>
<p>Advanced Math  by  Smart E. Pants</p>
<p>After The Corned Beef And Cabbage  by  Kay O&#8217;Pectate</p>
<p>Ah, Thor!  by  Ty Till</p>
<p>All Alone  by  Saul E. Terry</p>
<p>All-You-Can-Eat Buffets  by  I.M.A. Piggee</p>
<p>Allegiance To The King  by  Neil Downe</p>
<p>Almost Missed The Bus  by  Justin Time</p>
<p>Ambulance Driving  by  Adam Muhway</p>
<p>Ambush!  by  May T. Surprise</p>
<p>And Shut Up!  by  Sid Downe</p>
<p>And The Other People  by  Allan Sundry</p>
<p>Animal Illness  by  Ann Thrax</p>
<p>Animal Scents  by  Farrah Mones</p>
<p>April Fool!  by  Sue Prize</p>
<p>Archery  by  Beau N. Arrow</p>
<p>Are We There Yet?  by  Miles Away</p>
<p>Armed Heists  by  Robin Banks</p>
<p>Artificial Clothing  by  Polly Ester</p>
<p>Artificial Weightlessness  by  Andy Gravity</p>
<p>As Solid As  by  Rocco Gibraltar</p>
<p>Assault With Battery  by  Eva Ready</p>
<p>At The Bottom Of The Can  by  Hazel Nutt</p>
<p>Athletic Supporter  by  Jacques Strap</p>
<p>Back Row Of The Orchestra  by  Clara Nett</p>
<p>Bad Cow Joe-ks  by  Terry Bull</p>
<p>Bad Falls  by  Eileen Dover</p>
<p>Bad Gardeners  by  Wilt Plant</p>
<p>Bad Investments  by  Les Riches</p>
<p>Banquet At McDonalds  by  Tommy Ayk<br />
Baseball  by  A. Diamond</p>
<p>Baseball Poetry  by  Homer</p>
<p>Battle Axes  by  Tom A. Hawk<br />
Be Prepared  by  Justin Case</p>
<p>Beach Blanket Bingo  by  Sandy Trunks<br />
Beach Rides  by  Sonny Day<br />
Bedtime  by  P.J. Maws<br />
Beekeeping  by  A. P. Arry<br />
Bestiary of Plant Eaters  by  Herb Avore<br />
Big Fart  by  Hugh Jass</p>
<p>Blonde Hair  by  Bim Bow</p>
<p>Blowout!  by  Vlad Tire</p>
<p>Board Game Challenge  by  Bing O. Iwin</p>
<p>Body Parts  by  Anne Atomy &amp; Tony Shoulder</p>
<p>Boring Midwestern Cities  by  Cole Lumbus</p>
<p>Boxing Cornerman&#8217;s Story  by  Dawson DeTowel</p>
<p>Boy Scout&#8217;s Handbook  by  Casey Needzit</p>
<p>Brain Surgery  by  Sarah Bellum<br />
Breaking The Law  by  Kermit A. Krime<br />
Bring To The Grocer&#8217;s  by  R. List<br />
Broken Window  by  Eva Brick<br />
Brown Stains on the Wall  by  Who Fung Pooh<br />
Bubbles In The Bathtub  by  Ivor Windybottom</p>
<p>Cab Calloway&#8217;s Garden  by  Heidi Ho</p>
<p>Canadian Religion  by  P. R. eh</p>
<p>Candle-Vaulting  by  Jack B. Nimble</p>
<p>Car Capital Of The World  by Mitch Egan</p>
<p>Car Repairs  by Axel Grease</p>
<p>Care For A Chop?  by Marsha Larts</p>
<p>Carpet Fitting  by Walter Wall</p>
<p>Caulking Made <strong>Easy</strong>  by Phil McKrevis</p>
<p>Chauvinistic Men  by  A. Lone</p>
<p>Cheap Transmissions  by  Stan Dard</p>
<p>Cheaper Than IBM  by  P.C. Clone</p>
<p>Cheating On His Wife  by  Izzy Backyet</p>
<p>Chest Pain  by  I. Coffalot</p>
<p>Chicago Gangs Of The &#8217;30&#8242;s  by  Tommy Gunn</p>
<p>Chicken Dishes  by  Nora Drumsticks</p>
<p>Children&#8217;s Songbook  by  Skip Tumalu</p>
<p>Chinese Apathy  by  Hu Cares</p>
<p>Chinese Gold Rush  by  Qwan Dyke</p>
<p>Chinese Meals On Wheels  by  Rick Shaw</p>
<p>Chinese Toy Recalls  by  Sam Ting Wong</p>
<p>Christmas for Baldies  by  Yule Brynner</p>
<p>Circle Perimeter  by  Sir Cumference</p>
<p>Classic Groceries  by  Chopin Liszt</p>
<p>Clear Sky Forecast  by  Esau Starrs</p>
<p>Cloning  by  Irma Dubble II</p>
<p>Clothes For Germ Kings  by  Mike Robes</p>
<p>College Athletics  by  Nancy Dubblelay</p>
<p>Come On In!  by  Doris Open</p>
<p>Columbus, Vespucci And Me  by  Enzo DiUrth</p>
<p>Computer Memories  by  Meg Abight</p>
<p>Confessions Of A Gold Digger  by  Emile Ticket</p>
<p>Cooking A Turkey  by  May B. Done</p>
<p>Cooking Spaghetti  by  Al Dente</p>
<p>Cosmetology  by  Rosie Cheeks</p>
<p>Covered Walkways  by  R. Kade</p>
<p>Crackdown  by  Lauren Order<br />
<strong>Credit</strong> Cards  by  Bill Melater<br />
Crocodile Dundee  by  Ali Gator<br />
Cry Wolf  by  Al Armist<br />
Cut the Grass!  by  Moses Lawn</p>
<p>Daddy, Are We There Yet?  by  Miles Away</p>
<p>Dance The Night Away  by  Howell I. Evert Doothis</p>
<p>Danger!  by  Luke Out</p>
<p>Dangerous Animals  by  Mann Eaters</p>
<p>Dealing With Skunks  by  Stan Back<br />
Decorating Your Mousehole  by  Minnie Blinds<br />
Defunct Nations  by  Sophie Etunion<br />
Desert Crossing  by  I. Rhoda Camel<br />
Desert Storm Approaches  by  Dustin Mynose<br />
Dieting  by  Les Tooeet<br />
Dinner Delight  by  Roland Butter<br />
Dirty Chinese Windows  by  Hu Flung Dung<br />
Dive! Dive!  by  Perry Scope<br />
Do I Look Fat?  by  Donna Gogh Thare<br />
Do It Yourself  by  Tyrone Shoelaces<br />
Do You Hear a Phone? by  Isabel Ringing<br />
Don&#8217;t Come Back Again  by  Doris Shutt<br />
Don&#8217;t Do Anything Rash  by  Jacques Itch<br />
Don&#8217;t Tread On Me  by  Amanda B. Reckonwith<br />
Downpour  by  Wayne Dwops<br />
Drafted  by  Abel Boddeed<br />
Dragonslayer  by  Claude Chest<br />
Drinking Problems  by  Al Coholic<br />
Dull Razor  by  Nick Shaving</p>
<p>East Coast Resorts  by  Nan Tuckett</p>
<p>East Coast Universities  by  Cora Nell</p>
<p>Eating Disorders  by  Anna Rexia</p>
<p>Ecclesiastical Infractions  by  Cardinal Sin</p>
<p>Embarr<br />
there all fake.. none of them are real lol<br />
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<p>East Coast Resorts  by  Nan Tuckett</p>
<p>East Coast Universities  by  Cora Nell</p>
<p>Eating Disorders  by  Anna Rexia</p>
<p>Ecclesiastical Infractions  by  Cardinal Sin</p>
<p>Embarrassed In The Shower  by  Kurt N. Fell</p>
<p>Empathy  by  Ophelia Sadness</p>
<p>Employment Handbook  by  Ernie Living</p>
<p>En Garde!  by  Drew Blood</p>
<p>Equine Leg Cramps  by  Charlie Horse</p>
<p>Erotic Adventures  by  Oliver Klozoff</p>
<p>Errors and Accidents  by  Miss Takes and Miss Haps</p>
<p>Events In The Soviet Union  by  Perry Stroika</p>
<p>Exercise On Wheels  by  Cy Kling</p>
<p>Exotic Irish Plants  by  Phil O&#8217;Dendron</p>
<p>Explaining It Better  by  Clara Fie</p>
<p>Exploring Haunted Houses  by  Hugo First</p>
<p>Exploring The Dutch Frontier  by  Will Der Ness</p>
<p>Ex-Presidential Retreat  by  Kenny Bunkport</p>
<p>Extreme Hair Makeover  by  Dan Druff</p>
<p>Fairy Fantasy World  by  U. Nick Horn<br />
Fallen Underwear  by  Lucy Lastic<br />
Falling Off A Bridge  by  Ilene Dover<br />
Falling On Your Head  by  Ray N. Dropz<br />
Falling Trees  by  Tim Burr<br />
Making Explosives  by  Stan Wellback</p>
<p>Many Are Cold, But Few Are Frozen  by  Minnie Sota</p>
<p>Mardi Gras Time  by  Lou Isiana</p>
<p>May Flowers  by  April Showers</p>
<p>Maritime Disasters  by  Andrea Doria<br />
Maritime Rules  by  Paula See<br />
May Flowers  by  April Showers<br />
Meals On Safari  by  Lionel Eecha</p>
<p>Meant To Be  by  Des T. Knee</p>
<p>Measles Collision  by  Kay Rash</p>
<p>Meat Eaters  by  Carney Vore</p>
<p>Mensa Man  by  Gene Yuss</p>
<p>Merry Maid Service  by  Dustin Taybles</p>
<p>Mexican/Italian Food  by  Pepe Roney</p>
<p>Mexican Revenge  by  Monty Zuma</p>
<p>Military Defeats &amp; Major Disasters  by  General Mayhem</p>
<p>Military Fast  by  Colonel O&#8217;Corn</p>
<p>Military Rule  by  Marshall Law</p>
<p>Mineralogy For Giants  by  Chris Tall</p>
<p>Misunderstood  by  Art Tistic</p>
<p>Mobile Homes  by  Winnie Bago</p>
<p>Modern Giants  by  Hugh Mungous</p>
<p>Modern Tree Watches  by  Anna Log</p>
<p>Money Management  by  Owen Cash</p>
<p>Monkey Shines  by  Bob Boone</p>
<p>Moon Phases  by  Seymour Butts</p>
<p>More For Your Money  by  Max Amize</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">I found these the funniest:</p>
<p>Mensa Man by Gene Yuss<br />
And Shut Up! By Sid Downe<br />
Monkey Shines by Bob Boone<br />
Fallen Underwear by Lucy Lastic<br />
Equine Leg Cramps by Charlie Horse<br />
Embarrassed In The Shower by Kurt N. Fell</p>
<p>I had to do a database things for kids books aswell,<br />
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<h2>How to remove a Co-signer&#8217;s name from vehicle title?</h2>
<p>In march of 2005 I purchased a vehicle from a used car dealership, as I was only 20 I didn&#8217;t have any <strong>credit</strong> so my father co-signed the loan. I made the last payment this month and have received the title, but my father&#8217;s name is on the title as well. The problem is that he&#8217;s in prison and is not a good person anyways, so I doubt he would make it <strong>easy</strong> on me. I have been the only person to make any payments or pay for any of the repairs. What can I do to have his name removed? This is in Texas. Also, the format our names are listed in is:<br />
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<p class="ppp-content">First, look at how the title is written. If it says you AND/OR your dad, then you can title it yourself. </p>
<p>If it says AND, then you will have to have him sign it, or whoever has power of attorney for him. I hope you get your situation handled.</p>
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<h2>Choosing to foreclose?</h2>
<p>I hope when people read this they do not judge&#8230;as I am only asking a question to make a decision.  Over the past 3 years, my husband and I have lost about $1500 in income per month due to job losses and pay cuts.  This was immediately after purchasing our new home during the housing market boom.  We managed to stay afloat by going through all my 401K money, and my husband taking a second job.  It soon got to be overwhelming, with us having 3 children.  Many times neither of us saw my children for days due to the fact that we were both working evenings.  They are age 14, 13, and 7.  The stress of having to take care of everything was beginning to effect my daughter, so I decided enough was enough.  Some things are just more important  than that big beautiful home.  I made my husband quit his second job, so that someone could be here with the kids in the evening.  We have since filed chapter 13 bankruptcy, as we were getting taken to court to be sued by a few of the <strong>credit</strong> card companies.  My mom saw how stressed out we were, and came to us and asked us to move in with her as my father passed away 3 years ago unexpectedly.  She wants to help us and in turn it would help her as she is by herself and could use help keeping the home repairs up not to mention she is terribly lonely. She doesnt want us to pay her anything, which would allow us to save a lot of money and get back on our feet financially and she also wants me to go back to school so that I will be able to get a better job in the future.  (I was halfway done with school when I had my first child and had to quit.) We are very fortunate to have this opportunity.  We currently have put our home up for sale and are in the process of chapter 13.  I doubt we will sell our home with the housing market being what it is these days.  So we made the decision that at the end of the school year we will move into moms.  I will quit my job so that i may attend school full time, and we will convert to a chapter 7 bankruptcy, and let the house go into foreclosure.  It was a very painful decision for us, and we have lost a lot in trying to keep up.  My question to everyone is&#8230;if you had this opportunity would you take it?  It is a gut wrenching decision for me and my family, so please dont think we are taking the <strong>easy</strong> way out.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Don&#8217;t feel bad about having to go through bankruptcy and foreclosure.  You are not choosing to do this because your home value dropped&#8230; You are having to do this because of life changes (job loss and pay cuts).  You can honestly not afford your home anymore and it&#8217;s affecting all areas of your life.  This is the reason to use bankruptcy&#8230; When you have tried your best and you cannot keep going.  Honestly, you should have applied sooner and not used your retirement at all.  In this situation, I would choose the same path.  You do not have a choice unless something drastically changes quickly.  Use your bankruptcy as a tool that will allow you to start over and do not feel ashamed.  Enjoy your family&#8230; Your credit will be repaired over the next few years and you can save up again for another home down the road.  Good luck to you and your family.</p>
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<h2>When is it ok to quit a job you absolutely hate?</h2>
<p>I have the belief that I should try to stay at a job for at least 6 months to a year. However i understand that if a job is just such a bad fit to the point where i feel i will end up getting fired I should begin an exit strategy. I generally always try to have a security fund to fall back on in case i lost a job, I hate the job to the point i want to quit or I decide i need to relocate for better opportunities. I usually want to have at least 6 months rent in savings based on where I am living and where i would prefer to live. I also try to have my <strong>credit</strong> cards paid off before as well. When i estimate how much i have I never include <strong>credit</strong> cards. I also look at future amounts I am assured to receive. As I am a college student I am eligible for grants and student loans which i take advantage of.  I know that once my tuition and fees are paid i have so much that i can use towards housing and <strong>Credit</strong> cards. As I use <strong>Credit</strong> cards to pay for most of my expenses for college so it is easier to itemize them when I do taxes at the end of the year I use Loans to pay them off. I feel the only time you should ever quit a job is if you have one lined up or you have 6 months rent saved up and knowledge of money coming in within 6 months. When i am unemployed I may be choosy for the first 3 months but afterwards I will take the first thing i can get.  I like working in restaurants, fast food, and supermarkets as I tend to apply as those the most. I am also not very extravagant when it comes to money. The most expensive thing i have bought in the last 6 months was an Alienware laptop . I decided to buy it now as i need a laptop for school and I can use it as a school expense on my taxes next year and i will be able to pay it off within 6 months.  When i am between jobs I tutor, <strong>repair</strong> computers, and do traders assistance.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Your job is evidently stressing you a great deal&#8230;take a leap of faith and stop worry so much, our universe will provide what you need.</p>
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<h2>Should I file for bankruptcy?</h2>
<p>First and foremost I want to say thank you for all answers I recieve. This is obvisously not an <strong>easy</strong> time in life and all answers are carefully read, as I hope that you take into consideration all that my situation entails.</p>
<p>When I was 19 I set out to get myself a great <strong>credit</strong> score, something both of my parents could never do. And I did, I went through my <strong>credit</strong> report took off somthing that my dad had put in my name as a kid and got my first <strong>credit</strong> card, making on time payments and just having a balance of $50 on the $250 limit. Well, then I, after my dad moved and other bad things happened in life (theres a long story there) I kept getting more and more cards I think trying to distract myself from my situation at the time. So I eventually realized that crap I was in a lot debt ($4000) which on my Starbucks paycheck of $240 bi weekly and rent in Detroit and car repairs, I was already making minumium payments so I moved to Charlotte NC to stay with my mother and pay this off. I got into debt counseling (which I feel was a mistake) I reduced all my payments from $400+ a month to 200. Well now I live in TN where the taxes and cost of living is lower. I sold my piece of crap car for a whooping $400 after it broke down and my gf and I have been sharing her car for the last 4 months and the budern as been great on us both. </p>
<p>Now I find myself so stressed. I let my dad use my eBay account after he lost his job so he could start making money to help himself live, but he sold stuff he didnt really have and now my paypal accoutn is at -$1600 and he hasnt paid on our cell phone plan (which is under my name) going for a total of new debt thanks to my dad (this is all dad related) to $2100.</p>
<p>Well My <strong>credit</strong> card debt hasnt moved too much. And heres roughly where I lay now:</p>
<p>-$2700 in <strong>credit</strong> cards being paid off through <strong>credit</strong> counselling<br />
-$2000 in medical bills I havent even touched (oh and I dont have health insurance either I took another job that promised more money but turned out I dont get medical for another 6 months)<br />
-$2100 because of my dad and my sere stupidity<br />
-$7000 in student loans (which I know cant go away with bankruptcy)</p>
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Total = $13800</p>
<p>I make 12000 a year and I cant just get another job because I dont have a car and my gf and I share one. I never thought I would consider this move but Ive tried for years now to do it the honest and hard working way and its gotten me nothing. </p>
<p>If you have a question go to my profile and click email me! Thanks!<br />
I know that filing that would mean I couldnt get a car loan and some places wouldnt hire me but trust me that doesnt seem like a bad sacrifice even though Ch 7 would be on my record for 10 years. And once again thank you!</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">If you are having trouble making the minimum payments, then you are not getting anywhere.  I filed for bankruptcy in 2000.  It was the best thing I ever did.  You can get a car loan, I did, and at a pretty decent rate considering the bankruptcy (10%).  I had no trouble getting a job after the last one I had was sold and got laid off, and I am an accountant, and they did check my credit.  What I was told by an employer was, the bankruptcy is not necessarily a deal breaker.  What they look for when they check your credit is not necessarily bad credit, but a distressed financial situation that may make you likely to be dishonest.  If they see that you have all this debt, and see how much the minimum payments are, and see that you wouldn&#8217;t be able to make the payments on the salary they offer you, then that would make them think twice.  However, if they see that you filed bankruptcy and no longer owe all this money, that is less of a red flag to them.</p>
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<h2>i want to open my own daycare but don&#8217;t have the capital to do so?</h2>
<p>I would be going into business with my mom and doing this out of her home (which she owns out right) we would need to make alot of repairs to get her house up to code but we have no money to do this&#8230;and apparently there are NO grants to help start up For-profit small businesses like advertised all over the place. I suppose I could apply for loans&#8230;do they have loans for starting a business and how <strong>easy</strong> would it be (or hard) to recieve a loan when my <strong>credit</strong> isn&#8217;t the greatest at the moment?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">The best thing to do would have your mother take out a loan.  Since she owns her house outright and you&#8217;re going to be going into business with her, have your mother use the equity in her home to get a loan or a line of credit and use the funds to make the repairs.  The interest that your mother pays on these loans are potentially tax deductible.</p>
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<h2>Why do these things happen to me? Is it because I am a used car salesman?</h2>
<p>Hello,</p>
<p>I am 21 year old Arab American, I go to college and I sell used cars and do a crappy stand-up show at a sleazy stand-up place&#8230; </p>
<p>Over the past 6 months so much crap has happened to me it is not even funny&#8230; First my car broke down &#8211; blown headgasket &#8211; had to <strong>repair</strong> it $2,000 &#8212; I had a second job at an airport which I lost as I was unable to attend work when my car was in the shop&#8230; I had to borrow the money because my <strong>credit</strong> was destroyed by an ex-girlfriend who stole my <strong>credit</strong> card and ran up my bills.</p>
<p>A month after I fixed my car, my apartment burned down&#8230; I was dislocated and forced to move on short notice &#8211; the red cross was helping people but since I was a single male I got no aid (which is fine &#8211; I suppose its easier if you don&#8217;t have a family)&#8230; I had no renters insurance (once again &#8211; <strong>credit</strong>)&#8230; </p>
<p>Then after my house burned down I moved to a new place on short notice&#8230; soon after I realized that it was bad because I was mugged at gunpoint&#8230; the mugger stole from me $9 &#8211; and ran up my debit card putting me in overdraft&#8230; </p>
<p>Approximately 2 months later I was mugged again &#8211; this time I was carrying my laptop &#8211; which contained all of my research for my final distinction paper&#8230; I lost all of my data from a YEAR of research and had to start over&#8230; </p>
<p>after I got mugged the second time I moved back in with my parents who live an hour and a half away from where I work and study (commute time)&#8230; </p>
<p>After commuting for a month &#8211; my car overheated and caught fire on the expressway at 2:00 in the morning &#8211; I was stranded until 5:00 in the morning when a tow truck came to rescue me&#8230; </p>
<p>After that I got audited by the IRS and FAFSA &#8211; they are withholding my financial aid&#8230; I have not been able to sell any cars since I am stuck without a car in my mother&#8217;s house&#8230; </p>
<p>For the past three days now I have been curled up drunk and in my boxers at my mom&#8217;s house&#8230; Is this because god hates used car salesman? Or maybe because god hates Arabs? Or perhaps because I am a Fat Hairy Arab Used Car salesman and got hates fat hairy Arab used car salesmen? Am I a bad person? Why do these things keep happening &#8211; to me?</p>
<p>When I&#8217;m done, do I get to go to heaven?</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">In my opinion, god isn&#8217;t real.<br />
I like this a lot &#8212;&#8211; &#8220;Live a good life. If there are gods and they are just, then they will not care how devout you have been, but will welcome you based on the virtues you have lived by. If there are gods, but unjust, then you should not want to worship them. If there are no gods, then you will be gone, but will have lived a noble life that will live on in the memories of your loved ones.&#8221;</p>
<p>I think you need to just seek someone to talk to. I know all that that happened sucks &amp; nothing will make it go away so try to forget it, even if it&#8217;s hard. Just keep going on and think positive, negative thoughts attract negative outcomes!<br />
Good luck.</p>
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<h2>Please answer my house purchasing questions?</h2>
<p>First, a little about my situation:</p>
<p>Looking for a house in 2 years, just have some general questions. Me and my bf will be wanting a house in 2 years. (Don&#8217;t lecture me on crap about that fact that he is my bf.. We&#8217;ll have been together for 5 years!. I am asking general questions about houses. I am not looking for opinions on why I shouldn&#8217;t be getting a house with my bf. Been there, done that. don&#8217;t want to hear it! Answers like that will be ignored!) Currently we live in an apartment. We pay $790 for rent. Our apartment pays for water. That&#8217;s it. </p>
<p>Our combined salaries are about $60k a year. (20k-me $40k-him)</p>
<p>We live in Northeast, Philly.</p>
<p>We want a house with at least 2 bedrooms and a nice sized back yard or even front yard that can fit at least 2 dogs. (medium sized dogs.)</p>
<p>We were looking in the price range of $100k &#8211; $180k. I know where we live it is possible to find houses at that price. Especially since we have row homes on every street.</p>
<p>I&#8217;ve heard that you don&#8217;t have to put down too much money on a house if you don&#8217;t want to. My bf has spectacular <strong>credit</strong>! I have okay <strong>credit</strong>. We always pay our bills on time. We&#8217;re never late on them or don&#8217;t have enough money or even had to go on a smaller payment plan. Doesn&#8217;t that somewhat help the taxes and closing cost??</p>
<p>How do closing costs work?</p>
<p>What if you find your dream home, but there are some  necessary repairs? Will the previous owner or business take care of them?</p>
<p>How do you know which loan company is right for you?</p>
<p>Is it <strong>easy</strong> to find foreclosure houses? Why are they better than regular homes? or.. what is the difference?</p>
<p>How long should we save for? How much should we be putting away each month for a house? And what is a good savings amount to have by the time of sale?</p>
<p>And any other advice you can give is appreciated!</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">I will start at the end.<br />
At the time you buy you should ideally have enough saved for downpayment and clsoing costs and about six months payments.  There will be surprises that pop up and that savings can help.</p>
<p>Foreclosures are over rated.  All houses including foreclsoures are in the MLS that any agent can show you.  Compare for yourself and see what you think.  Buy the best loaction you can find- that will determine your resale value.</p>
<p>Ask family and friends to recommend a local loan officer that they have recently used.  That is the best way to pick a loan comapny.  They need to be local- you will need to be able to visit them in person if something does not go smooth.</p>
<p>Repairs are negotiated between the buyer and seller.  Sometimes (espicially on foreclsoures) the seller will not do repairs.  Have your agent write the contract that allows you to have the inspection and back out if things are to bad.</p>
<p>Closing costs are costs that you are charged in the closing process.  Most are charged by the mortgage comapny, some are charged by the title company.  Your loan officer can and will give you a very good estimate of these costs.  Except they will not include the cost of the inspection- be sure and get an inspection even though it will not be required by anyone.</p>
<p>The amount of the downpayment depends on the type of loan you arrange to get.  Each has its plusses and minuses- your loan office will explain and help determine which is best for you.  For most first time buyers FHA is the best way to go and the minimum downpayment is 3.5%.   The property taxes are based on the property value and not your credit or downpayment.  Your credit does help get you a little better rate with interest and sometimes with insurnace.</p>
<p>Of course you can buy with your boyfreind.  But remember you need a legal agreement between you lineing out what happens if one of you dies or goes bankrupt or whatever.  A lawyer can help you with this.  Without it you may own half the house and his sister or parents may own the other half- and they may force you to do things you do not want to do.</p>
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