My parents are divorced. I cannot fill this form properly.
so divorce means you no longer have a mom / dad ?
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#52This is a great example of how even the simplest programming projects can inspire people by tapping into emotion and being aware of their audience.
The MVP targeted orphans.
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#53If you are 25 this is how many weeks you have left to live: http://i.imgur.com/MA3YeuX.jpg
I find this oddly motivational.
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#54This is terrible... it makes it horrible for people in difficult situations.
I agree..
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#55My mom has already passed away. I can't use this site :(
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#57Why is 0 not a valid input? I mean, I know it makes it somewhat pointless to even fill in if one never sees ones parents, but either way, 0 is a valid, if sad, answer.
Agreed. My average is also 0.
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#58Why is it that when it comes to this issue people feel completely comfortable with telling other people how to live their lives?
Wanting to spend more time with your parent's isn't a moral absolute. It's a social pressure that has proved hardier than going to church or getting married while you are still fertile.
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#59I'm going to Japan in 2 months, for 2 weeks, to see my wife's parents in Japan. (I live in Los Angeles.) They are getting up in years and their health is declining so this will probably be the last time we see her dad, and maybe her mom too. The trip will cost $6,000 minimum for the 3 of us to go. My father lives in Texas, and we went this spring. That cost $2,000. Next summer, we may go to France for a couple of weeks to see my mom and a bunch of other relatives. That will cost another $6,000, at least. So, at a minimum, we'll spend at least $14,000 in the space of 15 months to see relatives. Can't do that every year, or even every other year and hope to fund our retirement and my son's college fund.