Answer:62.5
Explanation: Just Add it.
Hey guys! This may be personal but have you ever felt like you were not being heard? what does it feel like if it seems like someone is not listening to you in conversation? i just wanna know cause it happened to me earlier.
Answer:
yes this happens to me all of the time i bet that everyone has experienced this before, I feels like they don't really care, or they may just have something on their mined, u could try talking to them about what they are going thru.
Explanation:
hope this helps :)
Explanation:
Yes, I have felt like I was not being heard. I was talking with someone who was and still should be there for me when I need them, but when I told them how I felt and that I was feeling a bit depressed, all they could do was tell me how I'm wrong for feeling that way because everything that caused me to feel that way was "all my fault"... When someone isn't listening to you when you're having a conversation, it feels kind of like your self-worth is going down. Your self-confidence. You start to feel like you mean nothing to that person and depending on how much you started to trust them and how close you were, or were supposed to be if it's family, the more heartbroken about it you will feel. I'm very sorry this happened to you, but I was told this by someone else, and it really helped my mental state... Remember, whenever you think you are being rejected, it's just god's way of saying that you are too good for that person. It's god telling you that you have bigger things planned for you than this person who really isn't worth a penny. It's god's way of reminding you that, yes, life might be hard, but you are destined for bigger and better things. I don't know you, but you seem like a genuinely kind person already. I hope you grow up to be a powerful boss one day. I hope you will eventually stand taller than all of these people that hurt you now. :)
Scenario:
“Everybody’s getting on my case! I asked my best friend if I could borrow some money to get some chewing tobacco and he told me he’s not going to hang out with me if I keep using chew. Who cares? I don’t need him as a friend! And my mom grounded me because she found a tin in the back pocket of the jeans I threw in the wash. What’s her problem? Then this morning I saw a weird white spot in my mouth. But if I tell anyone, they’re just going to hassle me about using tobacco. I’ll wait and see if it gets better. It’s probably nothing to worry about...”
Which stage of addiction is this person in?
Addiction
First Use
Continued Use
Tolerance
Dependence
Answer:
continued use
Explanation:
he has used it continually through out the passage