I don't have an opinion either way, some say yes, some say it's valid for the parents to not want to and that it's up to the kid to find a way if they want to(driving lessons, ask siblings or friends).
Screwed as in their parent(s) might have indirectly made their lives harder than it needed to be by the decisions they did or didn't make. Not that the kid couldn't have found a way or done better in certain aspects, and not that the parents are bad, but their parent(s) did them no favors due to their anxiety, selfishness, etc?
I never let what other people say about a person influence whether or not I want to be around them, unless they tell me that the person committed heinous crimes or something of that nature.
Sometimes I end up liking people who others can't stand, so it's all opinionated obviously.
With all of the weirdness with certain officers nowadays, it is a general question of if you were in charge, what would be the things a candidate would have to do and present in order for you to ok them?
Obviously I read a lot of stories of people saying this, especially women. This is a personal experience q, as I know it happens more frequently with some more than others due to their nature and/or looks
Meaning it felt like a boost in maturity, outlook, etc. I know how it's been said the human brain tends to stop developing in your 20s.
I know this question can count, but the point is to keep it Non Maga or Reddit related.
Not unlikable, just not someone that others would willingly seek out.
To where it still makes you shake your head or laugh to this day when thinking about it
It's just something that you would think most people would know, but from an individual perspective it seems like a number of people ask about it, or genuinely don't seem to know such thing?
Obviously in this context people pleasers are people who shy away from confrontation, are easy going, etc.
I know a lot of people tried in school in band class and whatnot.
I know most of us have had coworkers who fall in both categories
Did you regret it?