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    Summer had just began and I finally Graduated fifth grade I've been waiting all day to get out of school because my brother was going to teach me how to ride a dirt bike. When i get home everything is ready for me. We rode around the trails for around a hour I was getting the hang of it. then I tried to hit a small jump but instead I hit a tree. The impact threw me off the bike twisting my leg and breaking my right femur. My brother had to carry me out of the woods and call an ambulance. I was…

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    In the Heian period, marriage and politics were intertwined. People of high status would marry others of high status or importance for political gain. In The Tale of Genji The Emperor falls in love with a lower class woman (Kiritsubo). He has a beautiful son with her (Genji). Even though Kiritsubo bore the Emperor's child, they could not marry. Kiritsubo would give no political gain to the Emperor, she was just a lower-class woman. The Emperor didn't seem to care that Kiritsubo was of…

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    Although Social Cognitive Behavioral Theory (SCBT) does not address how genetics, emotions, and relationships beyond the family may affect us, it is one theory I find to be very helpful to me from personal and work related perspective. SCBT gives an insight into not only understanding individuals, but also offers a practical approach in how APN might be able to apply the theory concepts in real life setting. For example, I work in the psychiatric setting; much of what I do is centered on…

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    and others climaxed. My home had been a broken place for many years and my mother had alienated almost every family member. Her manipulation and control had come to an extent that it was hurting herself and others. My Junior year, my parents suddenly uprooted my family and moved to Texas to receive marriage counseling. The firm footing I thought was mine was ripped out from under my feet and I became hopeless as my mother informed me that moving with the family was what God demanded of me.The…

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    years old, my father didn’t talk to the entire family and avoided us for one year. He was under a lot of pressure and his youngest brother chose to leave my father’s company when my father really needed him. He was heart-broken. It was a really hard time for my mom and sister, but I think it shapes who I am today. At first, the dinner table was always silent since my father never ate dinner with us in that one year. He also didn’t engage in any family activities – my mother, sister and I…

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    Being part of a family means having to deal with family financials. In “Money: Too Tight to Mention” the author Sinbad shares in a comedic way how he, his five brothers and sisters, and his Mom and Dad, kept their spending costs down. His mom had numerous ways for getting the best bargains, sometimes requiring the help of Sinbad and his siblings. He also shares way that his Dad teaches him and his siblings to save money. One way Sinbad’s Mom frequently saved money was by using a layaway plan at…

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    of uncles, aunts, siblings, friends, etc. However, family is everything in my eyes. Your family is the first humans you are physically exposed to; they build your first relationships. They are a group of people genetically related and similar to you. Your family should care for you and love you as themselves. Some families may differ from others, due to the fact that one may lack the ability to show effectiveness towards one another. Having a family is a blessing, they are there when you need…

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    Emotional Restriction is a struggle that can be seen in Atwood’s The Handmaids Tale and Lowry’s The Giver this resulting in the lack of individualism, this can also be seen in the 1930’s when Hitler was ruling Germany. With a society that is restricted from emotions there is always a possibility of no uniqueness with in the society. This can be seen in the book The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood, “I remember that yearning, for something that was always about to happen and was always about…

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    Modern Family is a TV show that is written by Steven Levitan and Christopher Lloyd. This show is a comedy about an American family who are close knitted and are always dealing with a small or large issue. I believe that the best thing about the show is that the directors were together talking and retelling stories about their own families. Later the authors realized that they might make a show out of it, then before you know it the TV was created. The show has three different families who are…

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    many roles and occupations. In recent years, women have broken standard gender roles and crafted a life that is one hundred percent their own. However, in Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s Crime and Punishment, published in 1866, women are making lives of their own and becoming the providers in their households. Dostoyevsky crafted female characters that make sacrifices to provide for their loved ones. Dostoyevsky’s characters, especially Sonia, have broken many gender roles, and the men of the story have…

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