... other. Do not have "obsession" with a person because that can lead to a lot of unnecessary measures that I am sure you are not ready for. Love, and I tell you this, it better played out when the feeling is mutual. When one partner loves another in a very intimate way but the feeling ... is surely not mutual, then there can be some critical complications. This can damage a person because there is a deep love or obsession involved in the situation, therefore when no response is made, it leaves the lover in a mode of deep rejection, which can cause deep ... or she knows your feelings and ca...

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... one of the strongest and most intricate emotional states of being. A strong, loving, and true relationship should not need a title, nor legal proof of its" significance. Romantic love possesses strength greater than many other emotions. It has the ability to influence a person's decisions and change the course of people's lives. It is an emotion that two people can ... feeling never dies within them. Can an emotion really die if it has the strength that love possesses? Love should be something that two people are comfortable enough with to trust that it will never die. Love is an emoti...

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... important is because having memory can allow you to understand mistakes, to remember the greatest moments in your life, and to give us feelings such as love, pain, or hate. Therefore, the many things that can affect us A reason why having memory is good is because it allows you to prevent ... have the knowledge telling you that touching a stove could result in that same burning effect if it was turned on. Another example would be failing a test or an important project in a class. Most people would be bitter or disappointed in themselves if they had failed something in their classes becau...

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... take advantage of situations and use the love of others for personal indulgences. Love has to come from two people. When, for example, a man loves a woman and the woman simply plays with his heart, than that I define as a crush from the man. Love must be about intimacy, companionship, and most importantly, chastity. Most people believe love to be a test of whether or not we can ... subdue our emotions. Some consider virginity as an element of love, and believe one should remain a virgin until marriage. That is an opinion I respect, yet if ... a person feels that they love their signifi...

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... definition of family in the Webster dictionary is, a house hold, ones own spouse, parents and children. What does family mean to you? Some may say friendship, love, and joy; while others say pain, agony, and anger. My family is my support system, my mother, aunts, and cousins all provide me with some type ... broke up with boyfriends or had big fights my family was always there to comfort me and tell me that they love me. The love a family member gives whether a wife, husband, child, or cousin is a love like no other. Not everyone feels the same way, in some families loved ones are judged...

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... . Eating, above anything else, makes me happy so so much. Nothing beats the feeling of the first bite of food when you are hungry. Every time I fail a test or I feel toxic, I eat (just joking, I eat all the time). Being with my family and friends would be enough to make me feel joyous. I feel ... days are the best! If I would be given a chance to go back to innocence, which means no worries, I would gladly take the opportunity. Reality sucks. I love the feeling of being important. It makes me really happy. I really appreciate the efforts exerted for me, may it be little or big. I appreci...

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... , one being that the amount of happiness someone feels can be translated into a numerical number, and two being that if two people both scored a "6" on the same test then they have the same level of happiness no matter what societal level. There are empirical results that actually affirm the validity of these two assumptions (Diener, 1984), which ... of happiness, but what about all the factors involved? There are different kinds of happiness, such as someone can have an overwhelmingly happy due to the love they from their family and friends even though they have a crappy job as to someo...

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... lifetime he wrote many books, one entitled The Republic: Book X, which deals with his opinion of the perfect society. In that book Plato talks about his love for art, but according to him, his perfect society did not have room for art. Plato felt art was useless in society and far from the truth ... in life, while Homer, as we can see in Book Twenty-Two of The Odyssey, based most of his poetry on emotion. Although Homer has withstood the test of time over the past few centuries, his poetry is a prime example of why Plato wouldn't allow him or any other artist as part of his ... descende...

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... in a short and quick comparison, the major differences between the families or guardians of Victor and the monster are easy to spot. Victor grew up in a family which overflowed with love, and had the companionship of people such as Elizabeth who understood his every emotion and was always there to support him. Not only did Victor have his family for ... love and support, he was also given two other things: a passed down knowledge of what is right and wrong, and the opportunity to test his limits and challenge himself, to enjoy life, which he did. The monster also had a family, a creator...

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... lifetime he wrote many books, one entitled The Republic: Book X, which deals with his opinion of the perfect society. In that book Plato talks about his love for art, but according to him, his perfect society did not have room for art. Plato felt art was useless in society and far from the truth ... in life, while Homer, as we can see in Book Twenty-Two of The Odyssey, based most of his poetry on emotion. Although Homer has withstood the test of time over the past few centuries, his poetry is a prime example of why Plato wouldn't allow him or any other artist as part of his ... descende...

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... only able to stay for Act 1, I'd to recall two pieces which I thought was the most unique and relative to me. Let's start with "Touchdown". Stepping aside from my love for the game of football and all sports alike for that matter, "Touchdown" to me was a very unique piece. What it focused on primarily was the great American ... on the number of dancers to emphasize the story or point. "Touchdown" was my favorite piece because it captured the true feelings of hard work, passion, and the love for the game as performers, or in real life, players, can express their deepest emotions through ...

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Emotions "Men decide far more problems by hate, love, lust, rage, sorrow, joy, hope, fear, illusion, or some other inward emotion, than by reality, authority, any legal standard, judicial precedent, or statute." -Cicero (106 BC - 43 BC) What is ... very personal - no two people experience any one emotion the same way, nor do they experience any one situation the same. While one person may be happy to receive a B on a test, another may be disappointed s/he didn't receive an A. Eric Jensen, Ph. D. lists the core emotions as anger, sadness, disgust, surprise, joy, and fear. These core feelings ...

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... our own works and laws and worship nature is describing its own design, and, in finding its true theory, its scientific true theory, will be its own evidence and its test is to explain all phenomena. From this, Emerson categorized the phenomena of nature into four main classes: Commodity, Beauty, Language and Discipline. "More servants wait on man than he"ll ... changed. And, as said by Emerson, "a man is fed, not that he may be fed, but the he may work." "A nobler want of man is served by nature, namely, the love of Beauty." Here, Emerson provides us with the quality of beauty by how w...

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