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    1.1 Background of the Study Death is ominous circumstance that living creatures will be encounter, not only human but also animals. In addition, people refer it to the darkness, ending or losing. Despite the fact that death is a cycle of life but living creature but human still aware and worries about their own death. In fact, there is no any exact definition of death that shows how concrete death itself. Some experts assume death as the end process of life or the end of everything. In term of…

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    Overcoming The Darkness By Accalia Esme When I was a little girl like most kids I found myself afraid of the dark. My uncle told me to punch the dark make it scared of me. I remember thinking 'Seriously? What is he thinking? You can't punch darkness.' It was my aunt who told me to close my eyes and imagine a light inside me that would chase away the dark. Both are really good advice. When you are feeling depressed it feels like the world is all dark. Colors don't shine as bright if at…

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    studying the virtue and learning more about being virtuous, I have found that it is the virtue of deciding between the two vices of cowardice and recklessness. Courage is more than simply deciding to act carelessly, it is the ability to respond to fear. It means being able to do what is right and virtuous, even if it is difficult to do. Courage can be present in many different forms. Some examples of courage in everyday life include the courage to always do what is right, courage to accept that…

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    Why Is Misguided Fear Bad

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    Period 7 4 September 2017 Chaotically Misguided Fear Fear is an inherent response to dangerous or unpleasant situations. However, over time, fear has warped into a harmful and ineffective emotion. Instead of fearing actual dangers, such as car accidents while driving or injuries using knives or machines, people fear items that are not threats, such as public speaking, and uncertainties such as spies in their country. Their reactions to these fears are also extreme or misguided. These issues have…

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    apart of the elite team of scarers. Although the scarers wreak terror, we recognize the monsters’ fears when a little girl, Boo, enters the extraterrestrial world. Although the story is about changing tradition and love, it reveals the intimate relationship between fear and the individual. Moving away from fuzzy blue monsters and green spheres with legs, monsters still serve as an indication for the fears of specific time periods. Set somewhere between the 5th and 6th century, Beowulf,…

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    Which involves discomfort around social integrations, concerns and worries about being disliked or judged by others. Barry shows obvious fear and avoidance behaviors while being a part of social interactions. That led to him being alone for almost his entire life. Moreover, DSM-5 also shows social anxiety can lead to isolations, and either absence of development or stagnation of social skills…

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    Anxiety Monologue

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    The monologue that I wrote and performed was inspired by two different poems both possessing the theme of anxiety. The first poem was by Patrick Roche The Perfect Panic Attack and the second Social Anxiety Disorder by Sabrina Leira. In the first poem Patrick goes through instructions on how to have the perfect panic attack and recounts different features that would be included when someone does have a panic attack. ‘Find a trigger. A job interview, the claustrophobia of mass transit, deciding…

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    Many individuals believe that the storylines in movies and books such as Divergent or The Purge where things are very twisted in the world could never actually happen, but thinking more deeply about The Hunger Games, the idea does not seem so far-fetched. Although the morphed idea of society in this movie seems beyond unrealistic, some things tend to be more related to our world than people may think. Every day, people talk about the struggles of our country and the way we function as a whole.…

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    idea, so I decided to do a more abstract take on the poem. This led me to the notion that imitating the poem would be much easier and much more effective if it was personally relatable. Fear defines who we are. And for the world, one of the greatest fears shared between many individuals, including myself, is the fear of public speaking. This is why I chose anxiety as my topic. Due to the nature of the…

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    “Fuck-dumb-stupid-shit-hahahahaha.” The mumbling and snickering of an insanely, unstable, and sinister mental health patient is the most hair-raising sound a person could hear. Especially if it’s from a patient with an immensely depraved background that they need to be entwined in a strait jacket and tangling chains following their ankles and neck. “Georgie, do-do-do-don’t say that in public hahahaha, somebody might hear us,” jerked and giggled Vladyslav. Vladyslav Vegor, a patient at…

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