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What do you call a person who likes to harm animals?
The same thing we call them when we describe people who like to abuse other people :A sadist, or just plain old animal abuser if you want to be specific.
What do you call a person who likes the same sex but doesn't know it yet?
You would call this person a child. By the time a child reaches puberty, he or she knows.
What do you call a person who judges someone about their actions but does the same thing?
A hypocrite.
What do you call a person when they try to tell you what you can and cannot do but their out here doing the same thing?
hypocritical
How to you respond to criticism?
Answer Answer criticisim with the same thing, more criticisim and see how the person who is handing it out for free likes a taste of their own medicine.
What do you call a friend that likes the same as you do?
Kindred spirit
How should you respond to criticism?
Answer Answer criticisim with the same thing, more criticisim and see how the person who is handing it out for free likes a taste of their own medicine.
What is gay person?
A gay person is someone who likes another of the same sex
What do you do when you notice your friend likes you and you don't feel the same way?
Well, I went through the same thing but, what you do is talk with this person and let him/her express their feeling then you express yours and tell them that you only like them as a friend.
The verb is singular if the two subjects separated by and refer to the same person or thing?
Yes that's right. (but you should say in person and in number not a person)I like ice cream (first person) She likes ice cream (third person singular) - add - s to verbThey are working hard. Plural 'be' verb.I am working hard. Singular 'be' verb.
What do you call a person with the same birthday as you?
You call them your(or a) contemporary.
What do you call a person or thing with the same name as another?
A person or thing with the same name as another is often referred to as a "homonym." In a broader context, such entities can also be described as "namesakes." This term applies to individuals who share the same name, often in honor of someone else, or to objects, places, or concepts that share a name.
