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    Every person on earth has been depressed at least once, but what do people really know about depression? Depression is a mood disorder which causes a constant sense of melancholy and loss of interest in things that were once enjoyed. Depression happens because of chemical imbalances that occur in the brain. Depression often changes the mood and the characteristics of the individual it affects. Depression affects everyone differently; this is why some may describe depression a certain way and…

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    Elephant Anxiety Essay

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    once beautiful horns are now with the hunters, swept into the ghastly, ivory trade, somebody else's glory. The elephant felt so powerful unlit it was challenged and confused. Although it may not seem like it, this moment oozes with feeling, a feeling many…

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    Ruled by the Emotions Once we start loving someone, we never treat them the same as others. Along with other people, we can also get strong feelings towards animals. In the article “Let Them Eat Dog,” Jonathan Safran Foer provides a critical point of view on the contemporary taboo about eating dog. On the other hand, comedian Rob Delaney gives us an insight to struggles of various kinds of addicts in his essay “Drugs Will Kill Your Friends.” Writing about controversial themes by using the…

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    his feeling of jealousy into hatred which even he is unaware of. Gene narrates, “It wasn’t my neck, but my understanding which was menaced. He had never been jealous of me for a second. Now I knew that there never was and never could have been any rivalry between us. I was not the same quality as he” (Knowles 59). When Gene is on the tree with Finny, his emotions gain control of him and make him jounce the tree on purpose thus causing the accident. The book version expresses Gene’s feelings…

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    am very aware of my self-awareness and always try to make sound and good judgment decisions. This would even include many times going with my “gut feelings”. I have had times in the past where I did not go with my gut judgment or feelings and made the wrong decision. I believe that a person’s brain…

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    friendships, and trying to put on the perfect face. Certain situations play a huge part into wearing a mask, but the biggest contributor is self worth. The way we feel about ourselves takes control over the way we perceive our own feelings and also other people’s feelings and opinions of ourselves. Self worth and masks are one in the same and both validate one another. Self worth is something that means different things to different people, the official definition of Self Worth is “the sense…

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    say that a marriage dies with a silent cry, not an explosion. But how can something that started with such overwhelming feelings end so quietly? Couples often cite a top reason for their divorce was because they were always fighting. But I believe a breakdown in communication is the top cause of divorces in the United States. Having the skills to express your thoughts and feelings to your partner is essential to a healthy, long term relationship. According to John F. O 'Malley (1998) “It must…

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    coasters and love share similar qualities that are often overlooked. Riding a roller-coaster and falling in love with someone can easily be compared to one another and have many similarities such as the fears and risks, the feelings and emotions…

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    Why Women Smile Analysis

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    often has less to do with their actual state of happiness than it does with the social pressure to smile no matter what” (page 191). Cunningham explained to us how American women often smile but most of the time it has nothing to do with their actual feelings because they’re being pressured by society to follow these standers no matter what situation they’re going through. However,…

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    There is many benefits of living a healthy life, for example being filled with energy and just not having that late afternoon crash. Staying in shape is always a beneficial thing for anyone it is very important to realize that with exercising and have some type of activity will always and only benefit our health in the long term. There is many studies that indicated what exercising could do for the human body. For example, according to Male Appleby she states that exercising could benefit us in…

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