She provides history on the culture of her land, it's terrain, her personal family's beliefs and health status. ... Her family remains in Thailand, but E.S. has a sister moving here next summer - also marrying a gentleman that she met on-line. ... Her relationship with her family has remained close thanks to the computer and face time capabilities that she has. ... To her knowledge she has no genetic disease in her family although she has a sister with elevated triglyceride levels also. She denies that there have been any serious illness in her family but does remember her grandm...

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This evolution in the American family was already in progress. ... After all the male of the family had the education, and responsibility to look after the women of the family. ... She dutifully writes home and tells her family about the class. ... The Quakers believed in a peaceful and purified household environments, voluntary love marriages, financially independent conjugal households, and tender child rearing. ... When children were placed in other families, they were cared for as members of that family. ...

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Although the convenience the dinners gave to a family allowed a lot more time for other activities, it took away the tradition of home cooked family dinners. ... In "Heat, Tray, Love" Connie Schultz says, "Imagine my horror when one of my friends told me recently that she had no childhood memory of eating TV dinners" (114). ... In previous years TV dinners signified convenience to the American family. ... " Formal/traditional family meals allowed open communication within a family; this is now something of the past that very few Americans still value. ... The dinners...

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My mother was healthy so she didn't need to diet or change any of her lifestyle, but she used to love having coffee and eggs but when she was pregnant with me she couldn't stand the sight of them let alone smell them. ... In my village, mainly men worked; men were the head of the house and they provided for the family. ... I love school, and learning new things every day. ... Living in a Syrian household taught me of the right things to do and the wrong things to do; my family was very strict on me, which is why I have ethical morals and good beliefs. ...

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In the sixties, most large families planted gardens, and raised their own livestock, in order to feed their families. ... The family knew that Grandfather's life was near completion. ... It was painful for the family to see him in such pain. ... No one wants to see his or her loved ones suffer. ... Some of the stages of dying which a person goes through could lead family members to believe that his or her loved ones or friends no longer love them. ...

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I believe that to value something is to assign love and importance to it.Family. ... Their love for me has shown me great examples of how to be kind and loving toward others. ... So many teens are lost without family guidance. ... This is why being part of a family is being able to show unconditional love. ... There is a fine line between showing love and being authoritative and trying to force values into your kids. ...

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The Functionalist views the family as having to fill specific societal needs; the family is responsible for taking care of the hierarchy of needs of each individual in the family. ... The Feminist views the family by focusing on the experiences the women goes through in the family. ... The Symbolic Interaction theory of the family studies how different people define and comprehend the meaning of family, the experiences people go through in their families, and the sorts of relationships families have. ... The Black church is more than a place for worship, it is a place where people go to soc...

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Such reasoning set the ground for the sexual revolution, which brought with it the spread of homosexuality, teen sex, and free love. ... If families are breaking up and morality and decency can only be taught in the family that must mean that morality is breaking up along with the families. ... When that child has a family of his own, break up of his family is inevitable, further decreasing the morality of his children. ... This can be related to a man who is deeply in love with a woman or vise versa. ... Both a husband and wife (not the same sex) that love each other are necessary in order to...

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The looming threat of the Reds left many people to cling even closer to their families and loved ones. ... "Women should be the tenders of the hearth, keepers of the home, rearers of children, and the moral, spiritual members of the family. ... More and more women sought employment, most to provide additional income for their families, but not without the influence of Mystique. ... Airplane, for example, first appeared nationally, and caught the wave of activism and "free- love during the summer of 1967. Their lyrics of the hit song "Somebody to Love- reflect this attitude: When the truth is...

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On a similar note, sperm banks are practically replacing the search for love, which in hand sets up other problems. ... A friendship begins, and love follows shortly after. ... For example, a donor is limited to giving a child to a maximum of six families, and only two children per family. ... Not only do banks gain, but they eradicate a factor of love within families. ... Children are meant to be loved, not desired. ...

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Consequently, euthanasia should become a law if specific sub laws are put in place to protect the patient and their loved ones. ... Through physician-assisted suicide an ill and dying patient may have the choice of a comfortable death in their own home surrounded by loved ones and away from the foreign surroundings of the hospital. ... "[Euthanasia] should be universally available, legal, safe, painless, and suitable for the gentle parting in one's own home with loved ones present" (Barbara Coombs-Lee). ... (BBC) In this case the family members of the patient would be able to...

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The best solution for mothers that allows them to avoid giving up the job they love or giving up time with your family is by working a part-time. ... Today, more than ever before we have mothers that are working and love to at the same time, but only those that are not at working forty to fifty hours a week. ... The man should also have the career job so that his family won't look obscure to other families in their community. ... Family happiness comes from being seen by society as a stable family with good, sound gender roles. ... Family happiness comes by loving one another within ...

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Racism is still prevalent in many southern countries, where families aren't as diverse. ... " Having a family from New York, i really have never seen or experienced difficulty with being mixed. ... Some families tell you which race they find appropriate to date, and many teenagers hate that. Dating against your families preferences is a way to rebel against them and feel independent in making your own choices. ... For those who do date interracially for true love, sometimes they are afraid to face the scrutiny from the public or their own family themselves. ...

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Children growing up in a single parent family have always been viewed as "different." ... Since 1995 the American family structure for children ages fourteen to eighteen consists of forty-two percent living in a first marriage family with both parents, twenty-two percent living in a second marriage step-family, twenty-one percent living in a single parent, divorced or separated family, six percent living in a single parent never married family and three percent living in a single parent widowed family. ... If you do decide to have this child, and you love this child, then you can be a good p...

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Family systems theory views the family as a system of unified individuals, with changes in one or more members having large effects throughout the entire family (Fine, 2009, p.212). ... Children who grow up in married families that have high conflict experience lower emotional well-being than children who live in a low-conflict family. ... It can be described as emotional distress that happens in one family relationship that in turn effect other family relationships. ... Children should feel loved in their own home, not fear it. ... They just want to feel loved and safe....

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Afterwards the next morning, Stanley apologizes to Stella because he does love her very much. ... As an American, everyone encounters violence at some point in their lives, and this play, "A Streetcar Named Desire", gives an example of how one American family coupes with violence. ... Most people do not enjoy or hate work, and few I know enjoy or even love their jobs. But that's normal for Americans, not liking to work, rather being somewhere else with there families or having fun with their friends. ... I have already mentioned love and violence earlier, using the play "A Streetcar Nam...

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Elsa and Trudy thought Rose and her family were a nuisance. ... Family was something that Rose had not been given the chance to have in America. ... America had separated Rose and her family into three pairings. ... They found comfort in one another and as a family were very close. ... She had no family around her or to go to. ...

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From the inclusion and dependency on the family of origin, to the slow process of maturity, to the confidence and the desire to establish an intimate bond with another person and the formation of a family unit of choice, usually much like the one that they were raised in. ... Historically girls were expected to be non-sexual in childhood and adolescence, and sexual interest and especially sexual experience caused them to be devalued and tainted by there family and there peer groups alike. ... Sexual intercourse, and preferably virginity, are a marital duty, and a gift of love, and that sex for...

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Not only does society accuse them of this but also their own parents and family. ... The first cousin Hala is "torn between two worlds "in love in Jordan, drawn back to the world she has to come to love in Arizona- (Halaby, back page). ... When her mother passes away, she decides to go back to Nawara (the village where her mother was from) to visit her family. ... Khadija is brought up in a very conservative Arabic family, which is why she thinks differently than her American friends. ... However, after visiting her family back in Nawara, she changes and starts to become more acqua...

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Using such a strong languages to convey what is considered abnormal, evil and filthy, she is sinful to the rest of the family. ... Ying-Ying feels disrespectful, she feels betrayed by the only man she loved. ... Her husband starts to bring his concubine to their house and make love to the opera singer. ... Ying-Ying unable to love again immigrates to America, where she meets her second husband and gives birth to daughter named Rose. Ying-Ying is developing her own identity in a new place, with a new family and new culture yet she is silent and depressed. ...

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Everyday 46 families lose a loved one. ... Everyday, friends cry over a lost loved one due to a firearm. ... This is not true; many families wish to keep a pistol or small firearm in the house for protection. ... All we can do is try and protect our families and loved one. ... Who knows, maybe there is a person holding a gun right now to your loved one. ...

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What may be surprising, however, the toll prostitution takes on the family members of those who work in the "world's oldest profession." ... Many of these children live in en route of love and compassion and chose prostitution as an outreach for affection. ... So many individuals of the prostitution life styles believe that this had helped them escalate in the economic ladder of the world and that with out it they would probably dead or living on welfare unable to support the families that they have. ... Many of the children that become prostitutes look for the attention and affection ...

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It is greatly affected by our friends, family, outside pressure, and media; and is closely related to self-esteem (NEDA.) ... Not only are we, the consumers, are being affected by the media, but the effects it has on us affects our peers and family members affect us as well. ... The first thing to do is to give yourself and your loved ones a reality check. ... Get involved in your loved one's life. ... Be sure to instill family values and discuss the issues being shown in the media they are consuming. ...

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Teen pregnancy can be attributed to low income families, single parent families, and welfare recipients. ... And with the vanishing family within the minority communities, welfare is destroying their family, young men are becoming irresponsible, and become promiscuous, and become dependent on government handouts. ... The 1995 National Survey of Family Growth, found that fifty percent of women ranging in age 15-19, had ever had ever have intercourse, compared with fifty-five percent in 1975, and twenty-nine percent in 1970. ... She said she was in love. ...

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It could be easily observed from this document that almost of all the people bound for Virginia were single and without family. ... Moreover, the document stated how men were very apprehensive about leaving their families to go protect the borders of the colonies, because they were leaving their families very vulnerable. ... These events led to a society which produced unusual patterns of family life. ... Winthrop wanted all members of the Puritan faith to live according to the precepts of Christian love. ... The document exemplified how the people who came to the New England colonies made su...

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