Narrative Essay on Friendship

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    and I have been busy trying to obtain all her medications and of course take her around for some shopping. Reference to your daughter Johnette, I have known her for about 14 – 15 years now. It started out as a friendship when I used to work as an intern at the Liberia YMCA. Our friendship soon grew into relationship 2- 3 years later where we spent wonderful time together nurturing each other. We spent lots of time together from field trips, basketball games, intermittent visit to her church, as…

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    Everyone has problems and issues that they deal with in different ways. I know that personally my issues mostly revolve around myself and the way i feel about myself. Going through the list I saw 6 problems that are challenges for me. Theses issues include, Interpersonal relationships, self worth, exercise, social approval, self esteem, and family planning. I have a hard time with interpersonal relationships. Of course I crave close relationships with others, however it seems difficult for me.…

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    true friendship is to understand and to be understood” (Values, n.d.). The feeling of being understood and to understand in a friendship can help adolescents come to grow in their psychological development. During the stages of adolescent life, there are a lot of things that an individual goes through in their time of trying to figure out who they are and what they are going to be doing. While doing this, the most important thing that a young adolescent will need is a good strong friendship that…

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    Oblivion isn’t what scares me; it’s not the loss of my own life in which I fear it’s the loss of the lives around me. Even more than that I fear people dying before I get to tell them how much I love them. Death has always been a very emotional and personal experience for me. As a curious soul with stubborn ways death has always been hard for me to grasp and accept. I have such an overwhelming amount of compassion that it’s hard for me to cope with death. I’ve always been sensitive to death…

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    The Second RER I decided to take was to attend a special event. The Event I went to was Prof. Greg Walton 's colloquium talk. When I went on wednesday, march 26 we were having some trouble broadcasting the live talk. The teacher eventually decided that the best course of action to do was to get everyone 's last four digits of their school ID and she then sent us home. Those who wrote their name and placed their last four digits got an email that contained the the link to the recording of Prof.…

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    What does it mean to be a friend? We all have that one person that fills our heart with warm fuzzy platonic love, but what makes them so different? The psychological dictionary states a friendship is a “voluntary relationship between people that lasts a long time and those involved are concerned about each other. It develops from shared interests and experiences and is mutually gratifying.” I hope when you thought about your close friends some of this definition applied. Everyone has their own…

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    An interpersonal relationship is something that takes time and effort from both people. It takes two people taking the time to have a good relationship. In order for a relationship to be successful both people need to be willing to work at it. You have to be able to communicate affectively, know the other persons needs, and be able to solve conflict. Relationships fail all the time because people give up on these things. It is possible for every relationship to be successful but it takes the…

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    I wouldn’t consider them because these friendships in my mind are the most fake, especially between the two girlfriends of the two couples. In my mind the two females will only talk simply because their boyfriends are not because they have much in common. I also believe the two women also always…

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    When one imagens the idea of a “good life” there are many different things might spring to mind. The Romans and Greeks had different ideas of this “good life” and so do I. The way one thinks about this achieved life can illuminate what values they hold. Romans value consistency. Greeks value the middle line, which is sometimes described as average. There are multiple others, but this paper mentions just a few. As shown in the textbook, tells us in Seneca’s On Tranquility of Mind explains that…

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