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How do you do you become emo if your 11 years old in a really small private school with no uniforms?
Being "emo" is more about expressing yourself and your emotions through music, fashion, and art. You can start by listening to emo music, wearing clothes that make you feel comfortable and express your individuality, and creating art that reflects your emotions. Remember, it's important to be true to yourself and not try to fit a specific label or stereotype.
Do you have to be really clever to become a doctor?
Pediatricians have to go to college, so you have to be smart enough to get accepted into a good college and attend for around four years, and then you have to become a physician, which is about four more years, then you have to get more education in pediatrician education, which is around 3 years. So the answer is, Yes, you do need to be smart to become a pediatrician, but when you were a baby, I'm sure you benefited from a good, smart pediatrician, instead of an uneducated one.
How much schooling is needed to become a lobotomist?
One needs to be a neurosurgeon to be able to perform a lobotomy. Figure 4 years of undergrad, 4 years of medical school, plus a year of internship, 5 years of residency, and then fellowship beyond that.
You are a 13 year old boy and for a couple years you have liked diapers is there something wrong?
You should discuss this issue with a trusted counselor. We understand that is difficult for a guy your age, but this could lead to social and emotional problems later. There is nothing "wrong" in the moral sense, but there is potential for harm.
How many years does it take to become a psycholoist?
It depends on what you want to do. If you want to become a researcher, you might be able to join a research team with only a B.S. in Psychology (4 years). However, if you want to be a Clinical Psychologist- the usual profession on might think of when thinking about psychologists- you need at least a Masters Degree, if not a Ph.D. to be considered (6-8 years). A professor of Psychology has the same qualifications, requiring that you put at least six years of study before you step out into the field as a practicing/teaching Psychologist... If you like Psychology but want to give medications (Psychiatry), it requires at least a Bachelor's Degree in any subject (preferably in Pre-Med, Psychology, or Pharmacology), completion of medical school (4 years), and serve in a residency program at a hospital or clinic- usually for Psychiatrists, this is a four year process. For those of you keeping score, it takes at least 12 years to become a Psychiatrist. Recap: you basically need at least a Masters degree to become a Psychologist that works with clients. Note that you also need to get licensed...
How much is 3 years worth of diapers?
You can expect to change 2,500 dirty diapers a year at a cost of at least $600 for disposables. So over 3 years you should expect to spend at least $1,800 just on diapers.
When were cloth diapers not used anymore?
Cloth diapers are still used by many people, and are especially popular outside of the United States. They have become much more popular in the US in recent years due to tecnology advances that have created better materials and the popularity of the environmental ('green') movement as well as easier distribution via the internet. The first disposable diapers became available in the 1950s but were much too expensive for the average family to afford. However by the late 1980's, disposable diapers had become the norm.
will medicare pay for my diapers i am 80 years old and nee to wear diapers all the time?
Sadly, Medicare will not pay for adult diapers unless you are being treated in a facility, such as a hospital.
What ingredients are in pamper diapers today that were not in them 15 years ago?
The only ingredients that are in Pamper diapers today that were not in them 15 years ago is the scent ingredients. Every other ingredient is the same.
How long does it take for non-reusable diapers to compose?
about 350 years!
How much did diapers cost in 2007?
The prices of things have risen and dropped many times over the years. The average cost of a box of diapers in 2007 was between $23 and $30 depending on the brand and size of diapers bought.
How much did diapers cost in 2003?
Oh, dude, in 2003, diapers cost around 20 cents each, give or take. But like, who's really keeping track of diaper prices from almost 20 years ago, right? Just know that babies were still pooping and parents were still buying diapers, probably complaining about the cost like they do now.
How much does a years supply of diapers cost until potty trained?
$ 1,589.56
What to do since my boyfriend of 2 years broke up with me...he was my best friend for 2 years prior...and now wants to be best friends again... but asked out another girl less than 24 hours later?
Well...thats his prob...if you really enjoy his friendship become his bud again...his dating life isnt really your info anyway...and if she really is a bitch...he will notice it sooner or later or get dumped or dump her...bitch and nice guy relationships dont last 4ever!!!
How much does it cost to become brain surgeon?
it will cost A LOT, at least a couple hundred thousand bucks (over many years), but then again brain surgeons can make 500,000 a year, so it really doesnt matter.
How do i get my parents to let me wear diapers again?
hi iv been were diapers for years now i just go out and buy them my self. iolve to were the and wet them its the best feeling in the world but yeah dont tell them and just buy them your self
How long does a baby use diapers?
There is no fixed length for this. Two to four years is an approximation.
