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    Infidelity in relationships has always been a universal problem and many researches have tirelessly focused their findings on this topic. However, there is little research done on whether or not infidelity is a cause or an effect of poor relationship quality in both dating and marital relationships. Because attitudes towards cheating in dating relationships and extramarital sex (EMS) continue to be negative, further and more specific research regarding why these actions occur, when ( before or after the relationship’s quality becomes poor), and how to prevent infidelity in a relationship need to be addressed. According to the Associated Press’s Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 57% of men admit to committing infidelity in any relationship…

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    Just a few months ago, I heard about a brutal death of a former celebrity known by her stage name, Qandeel Baloch. She was a Pakistani actress and singer who was a bit above the norm and was considered a vulgar woman in her country. She did not dress the way her society liked, she made dance and music videos, and was very outspoken. Because of this, many believed she was “dishonoring” her family. She was not allowed to live and so her own brother murdered her through asphyxiation. Unfortunately,…

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    Modern Day Honor Crimes

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    Honor killings and offenses are often thought to be an outlandish crime exclusive to only the currently tumultuous Middle East and surrounding areas, while in actuality, this is far from the case. An honor killing is typically defined as “a killing of a relative, especially a girl or woman, who is perceived to have brought dishonor to the family” . This dishonor is generally related to things regarding premarital relationships, such as premarital sex, or other forbidden acts that a community…

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    housewife to take care the house chores, boyfriend expects the girlfriend to has to male friends all and etcetera. In the essay, author was actually working and evaluating on the possibilities of woman and man live separately. She pointed out that all our needs and wants required the cooperation of the other sex, as such make a living, raise children and having sexual intercourse. However, she also mentioned that our technology is very advance, therefore individual sex will be able to live…

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    Lineage lines for example, were vital features in the lives of the female gender since it determined how much, if any of the family resources they would inherit, how valued females were in society, and who received guardianship of the children in the case of divorce or the death of a parent. The question of how much freedom women were given in regards to sexuality and marriage is also a major component exclusive to women’s history. The freedom for women to choose when to marry, whom to marry,…

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    Essay On Capybaras

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    Capybaras are the world’s largest rodent at one and a half to two feet tall at the shoulder, four feet in length, and up to 150 pounds. They were once thought to be related to beavers but it has been discovered that they are more closely related to the rat. They are simi-aquatic animals and use water to escape from predators. They can stay submerged for up to 5 minutes and can press their ears to their heads in order to keep water out. They eat grasses and aquatic plants and have special…

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    p. 111). After seeing this advertisement, men and women who have fantasized about having an affair will be more likely to try the product as a means of realizing this dream. This form of advertising not only promotes but also normalizes infidelity amongst its readers and viewers. This normalization leads readers to believe that infidelity is tolerable and fails to remind them of the consequences that come with these actions. According to Weigel and Weiser (2014), “a high proportion of…

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    Issues of gender is very important to adolescent literature. Gender is the first thing people generally look for when reading a book. Readers look for a character that they can associate with, or imitate. When reading adolescent literature, knowing the gender of the characters in the story, gives readers assumptions about the characters themselves without even knowing their background. Even if the author decided not to formally establish or intentionally state the gender of their characters, the…

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    personality adjustment is not the only transformation for Viola’s character, as she changes her inside, she reshapes her outside to match. Women were considered the physically weaker sex in the seventeenth century, and by the time She’s The Man was produced that opinion hadn’t changed. However, a woman’s response to that claim had changed drastically. Viola, in the text, feeds into the fact females were weaker than men which could have been predicted, as it was the accepted scientific fact of…

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    The Kifwebe Mask

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    1 The Songye Tribe & the Kifwebe Mask By Whitney Chester Morgan State University Kifwebe Mask 2 The people of the Songye tribe can be traced back to the 16th century. Their history is closely related to the Luba with who they are related to by common ancestry. People of the Songye tribe are well known for their unique masks that they wore which were referred to by the term kifwebe. This mask was unique because it stood out and was a prominent part of the Songye…

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