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    an adult feeling these type damaging emotions and cognitive illusions. According to Psalm 51:10 “Create in me a clean heart, O God, And renew a steadfast spirit within me.” My interpersonal relationships were with people with the same dysfunctional backgrounds. Family values based on selfless principles, support and encouragement is my achilles heel because I did not grow up with these founded fundamentals.…

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    Vance was passed around amid family members and nearly ended up in foster care with his sister. Vance’s mother married/dated many men, for brief time periods, and brought them around her children. Vance never had a father figure (aside from his grandfather) who was persistent in his…

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    42 years. who begins to should signs of aging hold a grudge against him for serval different reasons one resulted in his brother having to trade a baseball career for the ownership of the town garage. He has been estranged from his family because of the dysfunctional relationship he has with his father. His father holds him responsible for his brother played by His father is played by Robert Duvall, Duvall played a judge who had been a judge for 42 years because of the sudden loss of his wife…

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    Walls is about a dysfunctional family lead by an alcoholic father and a mother who can only be explained as “crazy.” The family battled poverty, hunger, and homelessness along a journey that put family in disarray. One of the biggest issues raised by the book was alcoholism. Alcoholism is a very serious addiction similar to other addictive substances that are abused by millions of people all around the world. Thousands die every year along with doing irreparable damage to their families and…

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    The author makes a point, to describe Jim Westcott, Irene Westcott and their children, as the seemingly comfortable middle class family. He makes mention of their physical and material appearances seeming to be untouched by the strains of life. Cheever, wants his readers to catch simple mentions, in his text, that the family, though outwardly appearing to have accomplished the American dream with ease and without hardships along the way, is really just pretending. “Jim and Irene Westcott were…

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    What is an individual’s identity development? Is it a person’s appearance, the home they live in, family, value, or beliefs? When is personality developed? All individuals have an identity and there is not one like the other. There are several different identities across the world. Each person’s identity is made over the course of a lifetime. According to Erikson of these stages, most relevant to young adults is what is sometimes known as the fidelity stage. This stage is also known as…

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    It is an American TV film adapted from Liz Murray’s autobiography, Breaking Night. Born in an extremely dysfunctional family with a schizophrenic mother and drug-addicted father, our protagonist Liz is required to remove from the home and put into the care system, as the unconscientious father cannot take care of her. (1)She became homeless just after she turned 16, when her mother died of AIDS, and her father moved to a homeless shelter. She gets a slap in the face by her mother's death: Liz's…

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    At a young age, I’ve always had this idea of what the Model family should look like. Father is working while Mother cleans the house and cooks three meals a day. Brother and sister helping with homework at the dinner table, while Max the dog is digging a hole to bury his new bone. Well to some that might sound really lame. I do sometimes wish I grew up in a different era where everyone had that kind of family. My home life wasn’t always great growing up, my father and mother had a nasty…

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    Dysfunctions of the Loman Family Every family is unique and complex, each having their own difficulties. What one family may consider wrong, may not be true for another. Although it is difficult to recognize the dysfunctions within an individual's own family, it is far easier to pick out the abnormalities in another's family. Throughout “Death of a salesman”, the Loman family displays an abundance of dysfunctions in their lifestyle, which is aided by Willy and Lindas co-dependence. To begin…

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    meaning of family is never the same for each person, and it can be defined in an infinite number of ways. Families can sometimes be dysfunctional, crazy, and incredibly challenging. However, family is what makes you feel loved, understood, and a little less lonely in this huge world. The important part about family is that regardless of the actions you take, family will always forgive and protect you. In the movies, In America, The Family Stone, and Soul Food, we view three very different…

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