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Top stories for Long   Have you ever woken up to someone in your bed that shouldn't have been? Harper Holt, studied Psychology at University of California, Santa Barbara (2023) • Updated Mon Update: found this article people may interested in: From Shock to Laughter: Real-life Stories of Unexpected Bed Buddies Revealed Back in college one night, I went to bed al... Read more » 286 2   As a patient do you have a right to request and be granted general anesthesia for a cystoscopy, regardless of type? My doctor refuses and I'm having extreme anxieties about it. I live in the US. Scott Michael, Physician • Updated April 13, 2019 I practice in the US. Hmmm, female cystoscopy is essentially the same as passing a catheter. General anesthesia for simple observational cystoscopy for an adult, is incredib... Read more » 402 136   Can you reject delivery of a new car if the dealer placed his name on it? GS Wilkins, Retired (2017-present) • Answered September 16 The year was 1990. Older gentleman had an '84 Crown Vic in immaculate condition for sale. I made the offer to purchase, we exchanged cash & title. He was a retired FoMoCo e... Read more » 650 26   Why is Kevin Costner suing Meghan Markle for unauthorized entry into a charity event, and what are the allegations of disrespect surrounding this incident? Elayne Fowler, studied Bachelor of Arts Degrees in Journalism & Political Science (1996) • Answered September 28 Actually after reading about it here in the states, it seems Meghan just surprised Kevin Costner by showing up with Harry and taking his award backstage, walking up to wher... Read more » 4.4K 859   Why can only British-Australians move to live to the UK easily but not other citizens who also serve to the Queen and pledge their loyalty to the Commonwealth? Tony Bartlett, lives in Ashford, Kent, England • Answered July 27, 2021 One of the reasons for leaving the EU was that the right of free movement discriminated against the rest of the world. A French roadsweeper could come to live in the UK no ... Read more » 201 48   What behavior is considered extremely rude in the Northern U.S., but would be considered normal in the Southern U.S.? Brayden Baker, lives in The United States of America • Answered September 25 I am from NC and have lived in GA since '88. I am an emergency room RN. Almost twenty years ago, I took a travel assignment in San Diego, CA, in a very busy, chaotic ER. One n... Read more » 151 22   I found marijuana in my 1-month-old daughter's room. What do I do? Aiko • Answered September 13 Step one, log off of this website. Step two, shut off your device. Step three, throw the device out the window. Step four, rethink your life choices.... Read more » 8 1   Is Bach generally considered the most complex and challenging composer? Alex Johnston, BA (Hons) in music theory/technology of music/musicology • Answered March 8, 2018 Some people might think he is, but he isn't. Some Bach is well within the capabilities of a musician like myself, who studied music at college level but whose practical perf... Read more » 150 47   What is the significance of the "suffering servant" in Isaiah 53? Dick Harfield, lives in Sydney, Australia • Answered January 9 Isaiah 53 incorporates one of the "Suffering Servant" songs written by Second Isaiah during the Babylonian Exile. Many Jews think it is a prophecy of the messiah yet to com... Read more » 13   It's 3am and you've been brought to a police station for some reason. You say, "I'm not talking without my lawyer" but you don't have a lawyer. What do you do? Robin Sexton, former Police Detective Sergeant 32 Years (1978-2010) • Answered August 16 I am a retired cop and I don't have many concerns about cooperating with law enforcement. At "3 am and they bring me to a police station for some reason". I don't voluntary... Read more » 4.9K 269   My psychotherapist says he doesn't believe in the concept of 'unconditional positive regard' and he says he does like some clients more than others. In the same sentence, he smiled and said he is a "lapsed Rogerian" What could this mean? David McPhee, Ph.D. Psychology, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities (1994) • Answered September 12, 2022 I wouldn't fire a therapist for that. Humans do not like all other humans equally, and that's not what UCR is talking about. Unconditional positive regard is about love, wh... Read more » 162 36   What made you forbid someone from ever entering your home again? Asked in Human Psychology Facts • Answered by Helen Warren • October 10 I didn't forbid my MIL tocome into my house, but I stopped inviting her. We would invite her for dinner, go pick her up, she came in and said nothing to me, nothing through... Read more » 745 Read more in your feed

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