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Depression is death’s younger brother, he’s seen as less threatening, less important, and some people don’t even believe he exists. He hosts large masquerades, the people that attend, appear normal, a bit more tired, a bit unfocused, but nothing serious. It never looks, grievous, until his brother comes to take the latest victim. The problem with depression and multiple other mental illnesses, is that by the time the symptoms are noticeable, the damage is done, and harmful habits and thought…

deadbeat father therefore, John decides to escape his toxic environment alongside his best friend as he answers his own inner call to adventure. John knows that there are no longer any ties to his familiar world in Texas to keep him living on with his daily and dull routine. McCarthy describes this pivotal turning point in the novel as John and his father are riding through the country. McCarthy narrates “Looking over the country with those sunken eyes as if the world out there had been…

biceps, all on the same day, when I should have just done them separately. Another thing I should’ve done was take weekly progress pictures. As of right now I only have one picture of me, which was taken a couple months ago and is currently taped to my mirror. I also should have punished myself harder when I did something I was not supposed to do, like flake out on my workout buddy. I punished myself by working out twice as hard the next day, and not getting a big meal but rather something else…

Eating disorders in teenagers are more and more common with today’s adolescences. With the amount of exposure to the mass media that has grown exponentially and the affects that reside in them daily. Adolescences are exposed to commercials that have women who are as skinny as a pole standing there in a bikini and this has a mental effect on them whether they know it or not. Most men shown in a TV advertisement or TV show are usually not very well covered and always showing off their chest that…

Getting to Mrs. Pam Langel house on a slippery cold day, I was welcome by her dogs barking at my car, I carefully parked the car so as not to step or hit them. As I look at the mirror I saw her stepping out of her house calling the dogs in order with a loud voice saying “Stop that” and she approached me with a smile saying afraid not as we both walked back to the house. She open the door and offer me to sit in the living room where I could see a bible and a note she is writing. She asks me if I…

Judaism vs. Islam In this essay I will review my understanding of the major beliefs and practices of two of the great Abrahamic religions, Judaism and Islam. I will attempt to take the position of proponents of each religion, and delineate areas of agreement and disagreement. What makes this comparison so compelling, and relevant, is the great human suffering that has resulted, and continues to result, from those who cloak their aggression and hatred under the veil of each religion. Judaism is…

going through the surgeon’s scalpel or paying all this money to see a dermatologist. Consequently, finding different ways of eating healthier and exercising on a daily routine that will keep people looking and feeling great about themselves, and maybe slowing the down the hand of time and growing old gracefully without looking in the mirror finding all the flaws in who they…

The lofty stating that more money equates to more happiness, is nothing but a facade used to create greedy, discontented people. Money doesn’t bring true happiness.There is never enough money to appease all of a person’s wants and results in added pressure and stress. Most developing countries top the list of 25 countries with the highest suicide rates today. However, countries who have booming economies, relatively high incomes, and a plush quality of life, still register very high…

Victorian Satire in Oscar Wilde’s ”The Importance of Being Earnest.” Victorian era ideals are littered throughout Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest.” Whether it be the act of bunburying, the prominence behind one’s name, or the suitability of someone in another’s hand in marriage, all are visited in this play in some form or another. Points of importance to Victorian culture are found quite trivial within the lines of this work published near the end of the same era, especially…

proper angles which makes your house a welcoming and pleasant place to spend time alone or with family and friends. 7. Blow away the Darkness Let there be light in the room. Use larger Windows, lighter shades of paints, Open the blinds and add mirrors. This will allow light that brightens up the rooms emitting more positive energy inside – “Fear can only grow in dark. Once you face fear with light- You Win.” 8. Keep Busy – Idle Mind is Devil’s Workshop Depression and sadness sway your mind…