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Having a good friend who understands and accepts them. I was lucky to find that friend.
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What makes you feel safe?
what makes me feel safe is: my family, the lord, and my house.
What makes you safe?
what makes me feel safe is: my family, the lord, and my house.
Why do people feel the need to have a home alarm?
People feel they need to have a home alarm because it makes them feel safe. This is especially true for areas that are urban or have a high crime rate.
Why do you surround yourself with belongings?
I think it makes people feel safe and significant/unique because of what they own.
Why do people like hugs?
People give hugs because if somebody is upset about something a hug usually will make them feel better. Then they won't feel bad.
What if people do not wet the bed is it ok if they wear a diaper?
Yes you can feel safe if it makes you comfortable to wear a diaper
How does home make you feel?
Home makes me feel at ease .It makes me comfortable with everything I do .It makes me feel happy and safe .Because a HOME is filled with LOVE . :)
What makes children feel safe?
Children feel safe when they have a stable and loving home, when they have parents and family that love them.
How people feel in a mosque?
People feel safe from the bad deeds in this world..
How does the navy impact people?
Makes people feel safe and ships carrying goods know that the navy is making sure that they stop all the pirates in the seas.
Can You Feel Sleepy after having unprotected sex?
Sex often makes people sleepy. If you do safe sex you may sleep more soundly.
What makes a person to join christian religion?
People join a christian religion because they feel like they need God into thier heart<3.When people are led by God they feel set free.Also,when they are not led or in the safe arms of God they feel like they are locked in prison.So,they might feel like committing suiside ect.When people feel like that it makes my heart break.I hope you are in God's wonderful arms.God bless you :).
